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Angular ng-content and Content Projection: Complete Guide One of the Angular features that help us the most in building reusable components is Content Projection and ng-content In this post, we are going to learn how to use this feature to design components that have a very simple but still powerful API - the post is as much about component design as it's about content projection!
ng-content in Angular - GeeksforGeeks The ng-content is used when we want to insert the content dynamically inside the component that helps to increase component reusability Using ng-content we can pass content inside the component selector and when angular parses that content that appears at the place of ng-content
Angular - Content projection Content projection link This topic describes how to use content projection to create flexible, reusable components To view or download the example code used in this topic, see the live example download example Content projection is a pattern in which you insert, or project, the content you want to use inside another component
How to Use ng-content for Content Projection in Angular: A Basic Overview The <ng-content> tag is Angular's built-in directive for achieving content projection It acts as a placeholder that marks the spot (or spots) where the projected content should appear within the template of the component
angular - using ng-content in ng-template - Stack Overflow You can use ng-content inside ng-template This is something I put together a while back demonstrating putting the ng-content somewhere on dom based on property look at the html of tabs component to see this in use
Why and When Use Ng-template, NgContent, and NgContainer in Angular # angular # javascript # frontend # programming When I started to play with templates and dynamic content in angular, I get surprised by multiple directives in angular to work with it ng-template, ng-container, and ng-content Each one is pretty similar initially; each has exceptional use cases and features that set them apart