Question:
Is it possible to use @HostBinding
in such a way to add, remove, or toggle classes on a host element and not remove preexisting classes, in particular when the classes need to be dynamically toggled ?
For example, this will add light
class and be non-disruptive to the previous classes;however, light
cannot be dynamic.
Imagine this rendered dom node:
<div [classToggler] class="someClasses1 someClasses2' ></div>
With this controller:
@HostBinding('class.light') isLight = theme === 'light'; // true
ngOnInit() {
this.store.select('classToggler').subscribe((className) => {
this.theme = className || 'light'
});
}
Where as this example controller, will add the light class dynamically but to my knowledge will remove other classes on host element.
@HostBinding('class') theme;
ngOnInit() {
this.store.select('classToggler').subscribe((className) => {
this.theme = className || 'light'
});
}
In the end the second example will re-render the dom element to look like this:
<div [classToggler] class="light'></div>
And therefore, remove the previous classes, which isn't desired. Any ideas on how to get the best of both worlds?
Change this line
@HostBinding('class') theme;
to
@HostBinding('class')
get themeClass(){
return this.theme;
};