iJungleboy
iJungleboy
I like the idea, but wouldn't it be better to use a class - like "sm" or "lg" to create this behaviour? a bit more bootstrappy...
My suggestion is just to add the class "sm" or "lg" - so you might have a class="green sm" and it would do both.
@EskoCruz that's awesome :+1: I hope @xpepermint will find time to go through the pulls soon :)
would like something like this too - add a class "sm" and it shrinks...
So the scenario I'm talking about is a web-platform scenario which may have components from multiple vendors - let's say a CMS component which uses shake to show buttons (http://2sxc.org/en/blog/post/introducing-shake-mobile-content-editing-just-turned-sexy)...
no problem, and thanks. BTW: I think my current workaround should actually work for many scenarios, handling clicks and then figuring out what to do. So if you want to...
My workaround is now ``` if (t.msg.isOpened) toastr.clear(t.msg); else { $timeout(300).then(function() { toastr.clear(t.msg); } ); } ``` this solves it, but of course is not very sexy - especially since...
You're awesome :+1:
Ok. I'll try to assemble something; my application is very large (ca. 10k lines) so I'll have to find a way to extract a toastr-timer-demo...
I'm just creating a dropzone add-on. interested?