Example: Button State Change Animation
Explore how to create a button animation in Angular that changes its state from clickable to disabled using CSS transitions. Learn to apply conditional class binding, style changes, and toggle logic to build a smooth, user-friendly state change animation within a single component.
Scenario
Let’s create another button animation, but this time, the transition will be applied when the button’s state changes from its default clickable state to a disabled state.
This will be a slightly different approach from the previous examples in this chapter because this involves adding and removing a class to modify the style of the button and therefore, howthe transition is triggered. We’ll use Angular’s class binding to conditionally add the disabled class.
Note: We’ll create the animation in ...