We will learn how to make use of the ngStyle
directive to directly add multiple style attributes to a DOM element as a style property. We’ll also learn how we can make these styles more dynamic through user input.
import { Component } from '@angular/core'; @Component({ selector: 'ngstyle-component', template: ` <div [ngStyle]="borderStyle"> Here are some inline styles! </div> <p> <input type="text" #boxWidth> <button (click)="updateStyle(boxWidth.value)">set</button> </p> ` }) export class NgStyleComponent { borderStyle = { border: '1px solid black', 'border-radius': '3px', 'width.px': 200, padding: '15px' }; updateStyle(width) { this.borderStyle['width.px'] = width; } }
Notice that when we use ngStyle, we are able to add '.unit' to the style.
'width.px': 200,
If not useing this syntax, you need to do:
'200px'