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If an element has a display style like display:flex then during the show/hide animation the display rendering of the element will be set to block which may ruin the overall look of the element whilst in animation. We need a fix that ensures that only display:none!important is applied and it is only applied when the .ng-hide class (and none of the animation-related generated classes) is present.
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If an element has a display style like
display:flex
then during the show/hide animation the display rendering of the element will be set to block which may ruin the overall look of the element whilst in animation. We need a fix that ensures that onlydisplay:none!important
is applied and it is only applied when the.ng-hide
class (and none of the animation-related generated classes) is present.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: