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JavaScript AngularJS Basics (1.x) Using Angular's Built In Directives Using ng-blur and ng-class to Improve User Experience

Matthew Gomez
Matthew Gomez
395 Points
Posted by Matthew Gomez
Matthew Gomez
395 Points

theres seems to be a video missing before this one.

what happened to the video before this one. there seems to be a leap here.

2 Answers

Christian Carey
Christian Carey
15,445 Points
Christian Carey
Christian Carey
15,445 Points

Make sure that you've put 'class="item"' into the div that contains the ng-repeat directive. The CSS that isn't showing is being applied to the item class.

Allison Walker
Allison Walker
17,137 Points
Allison Walker
Allison Walker
17,137 Points

Yes, in addition to the CSS, I noticed that the order of the h1 and the first div have changed since the last video.

Bappy Golder
Bappy Golder
13,449 Points

You need to get the h1 outside the mainCtrl like this:

  <h1 ng-click="helloWorld()">My TODOs</h1>  
  <div ng-controller="mainCtrl" 
       class="list">
    <div ng-repeat="todo in todos" 
    ...