Hennik Hunsaker

Hey, @integrii - had a chance to style-guide this up, yet? Been a few weeks since we've heard from you, so I wanted to check in real quick.

I honestly don't remember. I'm not sure it still _does_ work in current versions of Angular. I'd look through the list of alternative implementations in the README, and select one...

The other libs should support that, yeah. You might need to check their release history to find a version that does, but most of these have been around at least...

@JigneshRana In your case, I think it's the spare closing `` causing issues with values displaying after a dynform. As to the dynform itself... I'm not sure what's going on,...

I'd honestly recommend using [Angular Schema Form](https://github.com/Textalk/angular-schema-form) instead, at this point... It's considerably more mature, and more robust as a result, it uses an actual standard to define fields, rather...

It looks less mature, but more compatible with more recent versions of Angular, so ... Go for it! I'm completely unrelated to any of the alternatives out there, even the...

You'll have to add your dynForms element as the form body. You can do this by making it a subform of your styled form.

You'll have to recompile the page once the value has loaded. This is an Angular limitation.

I haven't done much with Angular recently, so I don't actually remember. It's in the docs, though, and at least one spot in ngDynForms, too.

Styles are completely CSS; this package doesn't do anything with those. Look at `click` in the README. I think that will provide what you're looking for.