In my previous blog post (part 1) about Angular Directives, I provided you with an introduction into what Directives are and how to use them. The short recap is that you can use Directives to add markers to a DOM element and then tell the AngularJS compiler to add behavior or modify that element. In […]
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Author: Dennis de Goede
Advanced theming: dynamic SVG backgrounds with SASS, the right way!
Theming an application is easy, right? A solution like SASS allows you to define variables like colors and sizes in your CSS and then compile them into your theme/template. However, this doesn’t work for images, especially if you want to go further than just using a transparent PNG. For a product or solution to be […]
Angular Directives, a beginners guide – part 1
What are directives? To start with Angular Directives we must first know what Google’s Angular team defines as directives, so I copied a little piece form their website and I’ll comment on that. “At a high level, directives are markers on a DOM element (such as an attribute, element name, or CSS class) that tell […]