Let me answer my question myself:  
For the tab I don't want angular.js to catch, use <a 
data-target="#section1"> instead of <a href="#section1">

On Wednesday, December 18, 2013 12:38:35 PM UTC-5, Ian Zhang wrote:
>
> Question:  I am using Angular and Twitter Boostrap.  The main tab I use 
> Angular $routeProvider to load the templates.
> There are some "small" tab area I don't want to use $routeProvider to load 
> template, just want to use bootstrap default way.   Could anyone tell me 
> how do I do that?  
>
> Thanks.
>

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