If you use Angular 1.4+ together with Angular Animate, all ng-show, ng-hide, ng-class etc. are animated on default.

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If you want only some elements to be animated there are 2 possibilities: Either disable animations globally and only run animations if the element has a certain class or enable animations globally and add a certain class if no animation is wanted.

Option 1: Enable animations only for html elements with class 'animate'

@app.config ['$animateProvider', ($animateProvider) ->
  $animateProvider.classNameFilter(/\banimate\b/)
]

Option 2: Disable animations only for elements with class 'no-animate'

@app.config ['$animateProvider', ($animateProvider) ->
  $animateProvider.classNameFilter(/^(?:(?!no-animate).)*$/)
]