Angular CSS row/col design in ngFor loop
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How can align items in row/column depending on condition in *ngFor.
If the input type is textarea, then it should be in the next line otherwise on the same line.
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How can align items in row/column depending on condition in *ngFor.
If the input type is textarea, then it should be in the next line otherwise on the same line.
html input from json - Stackblitz Demo
css angular6 ngfor
edited Nov 19 at 6:30
Abhishek Kumar
832216
asked Nov 19 at 4:33
Aswathy
1,3911815
can you please specify more clearly, what to do in the attached stackblitz example.
– Abhishek Kumar
Nov 19 at 5:14
Use different CSS classes
– Oram
Nov 19 at 6:52
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How can align items in row/column depending on condition in *ngFor.
If the input type is textarea, then it should be in the next line otherwise on the same line.
html input from json - Stackblitz Demo
css angular6 ngfor
edited Nov 19 at 6:30
Abhishek Kumar
832216
asked Nov 19 at 4:33
Aswathy
1,3911815
How can align items in row/column depending on condition in *ngFor.
If the input type is textarea, then it should be in the next line otherwise on the same line.
html input from json - Stackblitz Demo
css angular6 ngfor
css angular6 ngfor
edited Nov 19 at 6:30
Abhishek Kumar
832216
asked Nov 19 at 4:33
Aswathy
1,3911815
edited Nov 19 at 6:30
Abhishek Kumar
832216
asked Nov 19 at 4:33
Aswathy
1,3911815
edited Nov 19 at 6:30
Abhishek Kumar
832216
edited Nov 19 at 6:30
Abhishek Kumar
832216
edited Nov 19 at 6:30
Abhishek Kumar
832216
832216
asked Nov 19 at 4:33
Aswathy
1,3911815
asked Nov 19 at 4:33
Aswathy
1,3911815
asked Nov 19 at 4:33
Aswathy
1,3911815
1,3911815
can you please specify more clearly, what to do in the attached stackblitz example.
– Abhishek Kumar
Nov 19 at 5:14
Use different CSS classes
– Oram
Nov 19 at 6:52
add a comment |
can you please specify more clearly, what to do in the attached stackblitz example.
– Abhishek Kumar
Nov 19 at 5:14
Use different CSS classes
– Oram
Nov 19 at 6:52
can you please specify more clearly, what to do in the attached stackblitz example.
– Abhishek Kumar
Nov 19 at 5:14
can you please specify more clearly, what to do in the attached stackblitz example.
– Abhishek Kumar
Nov 19 at 5:14
Use different CSS classes
– Oram
Nov 19 at 6:52
Use different CSS classes
– Oram
Nov 19 at 6:52
add a comment |
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can you please specify more clearly, what to do in the attached stackblitz example.
– Abhishek Kumar
Nov 19 at 5:14
Use different CSS classes
– Oram
Nov 19 at 6:52