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Currently you can put your content outside of md-card-content and it will not have padding. But it always put(I assume with a simple ng-transclude) above the content within md-card-content even if you add html below it.
Example
<md-card>
<h1>My header</h1>
<md-card-content>
<p>Lorem ipsum ....</p>
</md-card-content>
<span>This should be below the content but it ends up just below the h1</span>
</md-card>
The current hack to have a footer is to set padding-left and padding-right to 0 for md-card-content and then to put your footer within it and add a div with the original padding for your real content. Perhaps an md-card-footer directive could be added. Or elements below the md-card-content could "just work" like how the header works now.
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Currently you can put your content outside of
md-card-content
and it will not have padding. But it always put(I assume with a simple ng-transclude) above the content withinmd-card-content
even if you add html below it.Example
The current hack to have a footer is to set
padding-left
andpadding-right
to 0 formd-card-content
and then to put your footer within it and add a div with the original padding for your real content. Perhaps anmd-card-footer
directive could be added. Or elements below themd-card-content
could "just work" like how the header works now.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: