Encountering an issue where the CSS class ng-scope
is causing disruption to the user interface.
The goal is to set the height of the toDoListRow
div to 70%. However, this only works if the ng-scope
class is defined with a height of 100%, leading to unexpected behavior when dealing with new scopes.
Attempts have been made to address this by adjusting the ng-scope
class to have a minimum height instead of a fixed one but it results in the toDoListRow
having no height at all.
Please refer to the first image for the intended display:
https://i.sstatic.net/7htEz.jpg
For comparison, the second image shows how things look without applying any height adjustments to the ng-scope
class or using min-height:100%
.
https://i.sstatic.net/oxvIp.jpg
Here's a snippet from the index.html file:
...Across both scenarios, we aim to achieve consistency and maintain the desired layout while avoiding conflicts arising from class definitions and styling attributes. Any insights or suggestions on resolving this issue will be greatly appreciated!