Angular, view encapsulation
Angular View Encapsulation
In Angular, view encapsulation is a mechanism that helps to isolate the styles of a component to prevent them from affecting other components in the application. Angular uses a concept called "Shadow DOM" for view encapsulation, but it also provides other strategies. There are three types of view encapsulation in Angular:
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This is the default view encapsulation strategy. It emulates the Shadow DOM behavior by adding a unique attribute to the component's elements and styling them using this attribute. The encapsulated styles only affect the component and its children, not the entire application. |
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No view encapsulation is applied. Styles defined in the component are globally available and can potentially affect other components. Use this strategy cautiously, as it can lead to style conflicts. |
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In summary, Choose the view encapsulation strategy based on your project's requirements. Generally, the default "Emulated" strategy provides a good balance between encapsulation and browser compatibility.
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