Angular :host And :host-context Pseudo Classes Explained
Angular's :host & :host-context pseudo-classes enable modular styling for components, applying styles based on host element or context. Practical examples demonstrate their power in creating reusable and maintainable code.
In the world of Angular, encapsulated components are a core feature, enabling developers to create modular, reusable, and maintainable code. Among the many tools that Angular provides to manage component styling, the :host and :host-context pseudo-classes are particularly powerful. These pseudo-classes allow developers to apply styles to the host element of a component and to its context, respectively. In this blog, we'll explore the :host and :host-context pseudo-classes with practical examples. Understanding :host The :host pseudo-class is used to apply styles to the host element o...