Yes, you can specify the key value size (sm, md, lg), which will be interpolated to .modal-sm, .modal-md and .modal-lg .
As stated in the angular-bootstrap documentation:
size - optional size of the modal window. Valid values ββare sm (small) or lg (large). Requires Bootstrap 3.1.0 or later.
Javascript
var options = { backdrop: false, keyboard: true, backdropClick: false, templateUrl: 'a.html', controller: 'aController', size: 'lg'
If you are not comfortable with the size provided by these values, you have two options:
[ 1 ] Add the class to the top-level modal window using the windowClass attribute, and then use this class to modify the corresponding elements using the child css selectors.
[ 2 ] You can also change the template using windowTemplateUrl and override the default template implementation or create one yourself.
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