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I have a directive that I use like this: <dir model="data"></dir> The directive has an isolated scope. scope :{ model:'=' } Now I'm trying to use ng-show on that directive using another attribute of my page's $scope, like this: <dir ng-show="show" model="data"></dir> But it's not working because the directive is trying to find the show attribute on its own scope. I don't want the directive to know about the fact that its container might choose to hide it. The workaround I found is to wrap the directive in a <div> and apply ng-show on that element, but I don't like the extra element this forces me to use: <div ng-show="show" > <dir model="data"></dir> </div> Is there a better way of doing this? See this plunker: http://plnkr.co/edit/Q3MkWfl5mHssUeh3zXiR?p=preview
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