Hi,
Well, you can use the renderer2 to build the piece of html you need, by
using its primitives. Thing is if you do manipulate the html directly, it
will only work if it's in a browser. If you need to add server-side
rendering, later on, this will fail there, creating a hard to trace issue.
const p = this.renderer.createElement( 'p')
const s = this.renderer.createElement( 'span')
this.renderer.setStyle(s,'backgroundcolor','yellow')
const text1 = this.renderer.createText('I am a text and i want to color the
last word ');
const text2 = this.renderer.createText('only');
this.renderer.appendChild(p, text1);
this.renderer.appendChild(s, text2);
this.renderer.appendChild(p, s);
This will work in browser, but also in a webworker, or on the server.
Regards
Sander
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