Andrei Merisanu

Did you ever resolve this issue? I have the same scenario

so, after some head banging, I decided to use ng-if to choose if to render a div with or without the tour step. Here is my code.. ``` ...the rest...

No worries, this was an old post. Glad you found a solution

@benmarch I used ng-if. You can see my code above. My solution works, but it's a brute force hack really. I tried passing a hard value to skip (skip="{{$index>0}}") so...

Looking forward to the next version :) Now to try to fake the tour to navigate to another state (ui-router) after the last step on a page.

Just as an update (but not really a solution) I got it to work by adding a delay to the focusActiveElement ``` if (tourConfig.backDrop){ $timeout(function () { focusActiveElement(targetElement); }, 300);...

+1