Elements do not contain IDs
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After installing and implementing, check for IDs on any element
Desired functionality
I would like to see IDs on all of the elements so I can query against them Specifically I would like to use Intro.js to assist my users with logging in and more.
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- Created 5 years ago
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- Comments:8 (4 by maintainers)
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@kevin192291 go for it! I already appreciate your contribution!
PS: prefix
ngx-
would be fine 👍Yes, At this point I think that would be a good idea, Sorry about keeping this open so long.