Situation is as follows:
I have a outer component, and have other components inside that. Lets say i created a baseComponent that has a border and a close button. Inside that i want to show stuff. This can be a lot of components, but they all need to have a border and a close button.
So i thought something like this first:
<baseComp><imageComp></imageComp></baseComp>
<baseComp><textComp></textComp></baseComp>
The baseComponent should handle the border and the close button.
But the template of the baseComponent looks like this:
<div ><img >...</div>
But how do i get something on the three dots?
How does this nest?
I want the result to look like this:
<div ><img ><imageComp></imageComp></div>
CodePudding user response:
Take a look at content projection. Using <ng-content></ng-content>
, you can project your inner component (<imageComp></imageComp>
) into the template of your parent component. Your parent component would look something like:
<div ><img ><ng-content></ng-content></div>
And your child component would look something like:
<baseComp>
<!-- Contents of ImageComp -->
</baseComp>