I\'m trying to implement a slideDown/slideUp animation with AngularJS. I can\'t use CSS3\'s transition (unfortunately) since the height
is set to auto
I want to show an example of how this is done with ng-if
, since I was looking for a solution for hours running into multiple completely different approaches that work with ng-show
only. You may use ng-if
vs ng-show
if say you need directives initialized only upon becoming visible.
To use jQuery slideDown / slideUp with ng-if
, you can also use ngAnimate
but using different hooks: enter
and leave
.
app.animation('.ng-slide-down', function() {
return {
enter: function(element, done) {
element.hide().slideDown()
return function(cancelled) {};
},
leave: function(element, done) {
element.slideUp();
},
};
});
This was surprisingly difficult to accomplish, even trying various JS based approaches and CSS only approaches. Ultimately there is a time and place for jQuery's animations.