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Have green color as "100% strong password" #162
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Currently, we are only supporting the native colors of the material palette that has been selected. I can understand that a completely valid password should has a green color. I will take this feature in consideration for the next release! Thanks for suggesting that 🍻 |
@andreElrico this has been solved 👍 |
@andreElrico I've just implemented this feature 🎉 I will publish in few minutes To use always the green color for a strong password.. just add the <mat-password-strength #passwordComponent
class="green"
[password]="password.value">
</mat-password-strength> Thanks again for requesting this feature, this could be interesting to integration in ngx-auth-firebaseui cheers 🍻 |
v3.8.0 is now live 👍 |
@AnthonyNahas This isn’t working in 4.0.1 has anything changed? Thanks in advance for your help. |
Not working anymore |
I've just updated the angular and material dependencies ... |
I have tried to fix that.. apparently the angular material team change some css classes related to the material progress bar.. I think, I need some help asap to fix that 💯 Please feel free to pull a new request for changes thank you 🍻 |
I understand the design of returning the primary color here. However my primary color is not green.
How can I make the "primary color" green? This is probably a material flaw by not having a success color.
password-strength/src/module/component/mat-password-strength/mat-password-strength.component.ts
Line 85 in 9e033f8
I solved this problem by adding global styles css:
Is there a way or any plans on making a API that styles a 100% save password green?
Something like
@Input() savePasswordGreen: boolean
Best wishes,
André
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