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This is not a problem with Angular. It should be considered a style problem. Add the .active class to the parent element when clicked.list{diplay:none}.active .list{display:block}
You can use angular’s attribute directive to achieve this, there are specific examples on the official website
This is not a problem with Angular.
It should be considered a style problem.
Add the .active class to the parent element when clicked
.list{diplay:none}
.active .list{display:block}
You can use angular’s attribute directive to achieve this, there are specific examples on the official website