Html together with angularjs

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Hello programmers, my question is how do you beautify your web application you are building with angularjs. Is it that you first decorate the html before applying the angularjs to it? And also if that is the case then, how do you create and decorate the client side page knowing that each user will have different values and comments in his/her page?

Posted 26-Jan-15 20:58pm

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CHill60 27-Jan-15 3:09am

Please don't repost similar questions. This is a quick answers forum designed to help coders overcome issues - so you will need to post code that you have tried and are stuck with. It is not a tutorial forum - I suggest that you try googling something like "AngularJS best practice" and start from there

Akinmade Bond 28-Jan-15 6:27am

You can take an already beautified HTML page and add AngularJS markup to it. Its like taking a template and turning it into what you want.

[no name] 28-Jan-15 14:56pm

Can you point me to the right direction on building the client side?

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Claessenmedia.nl · Answer 1 · 2015-01-29T04:50:00

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You could use a framework like Twitter Bootstrap or Foundation.
Or us a ready to use HTML theme, there are lots of theme sites.
Then you can apply Angular.

Posted 29-Jan-15 4:50am

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[no name] 31-Jan-15 9:55am

Ok thanks. One more thing. I wan to after login, redirect them to their page. But my problem is how do you display a saved message of a particular client in his page

stibee 28-Jul-15 0:29am

Maybe you should make a second post for another question. Please also give us some more information about your question... maybe some code...

Member 9686575 · Answer 2 · 2015-08-01T04:26:00

Solution 2

You can use plain CSS to decorate your html pages

Posted 1-Aug-15 4:26am

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