Hello,
I came across this question at Stackoverflow and i noticed the next usage:
this.renderer.setElementProperty(this.el.nativeElement, 'innerHTML',
this.replace(this.text, search));
I have two questions:
1. Is it the best practice to manipulate inner html by setting the
property *innerHTML *directly? ( I know in the example code, Renderer
and not Renderer2 is used but it doesn't change the approach)
2. If I created element like this:
let p = this.renderer.createElement( 'p')
const text = this.renderer.createText('I am a text and i want to color the
last word only');
this.renderer.appendChild(p, text);
And then I want to change the style of part of the text(The last word in
this example). should I manipulate the innerHTML or there is a best
practice to do so?
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