I am trying to utilize ng-repeat within Angular to iterate through multiple <li> elements with a directive embedded. My goal is to have the first two items in the ng-repeat display differently in terms of styling and content compared to the remaining items. My initial approach involves using ng-class with a function that assigns specific classes based on the $index of the ng-repeat to handle the CSS aspect of the issue. However, for adjusting the HTML content, I currently only consider using ng-show/ng-hide directives on elements within the repeated directive based on the $index being 0 or 1.
I am curious if there exists a more effective method to achieve this?
My objective is to consistently display the first two items from the ng-repeat with unique styles (distinct from each other and the rest of the list) while still utilizing ng-repeat due to animation requirements.
<ul class="wrapper">
<li ng-class="conTroller.function(item.id)" id="Example2{{$index}}" ng-repeat="item in conTroller.list track by $index">
<directive id="Example{{$index}}"></directive>
</li>
</ul>
The provided code snippet showcases the HTML structure where the ng-repeat is implemented (using pseudonyms). It's important to note that TypeScript is utilized, and the code serves as a visual aid, primarily focusing on conceptual guidance."