![]() This approach where we control the layouts using the router configuration can be used in applications that have different page layouts such as a plain page, or a page with a header navbar, or a page with a sidebar (very used in admin layouts). Since there is only a router-outlet in the HTML template, only the LoginComponent will be displayed.Īnd we have the same output as the example 1! Chng ti cng s s dng jQuery x l cc hiu ng v b sung hon thin cho chng ti. In this case the LoginLayoutComponent is displayed. Trong hng dn ny, chng ti s tm hiu v xem chng ta c th lm g vi HTML5 v CSS3 khi ni n mt b phn cc website hin ti: menu iu hng drop-down (th xung). Since we are using Angular Material, we will need the following Material modules to be imported by our application: To develop this simple application, we will need some UI components. Ok, we have our requirenments, let’s start coding! The app-material module If the user is not logged in, the application shall display the login page without the navigation bar as demonstrated below: The toolbar from the screenshot above is displaying both Login and Logout buttons. The application shall display the navigation bar only when the user is logged in as demonstrated by the following screenshot: ![]() Both examples use basically the same components, however, the second example has two extra components. Updated the guidance on post-occupancy flushing of building air. The image below shows the project src folder for this first example and also for our second example. Updated the minimum filter recommendation to Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value (MERV) 13. ![]() With the commands above all components and services will be created and the declarations and providers metadata of will also be updated.ĭon’t forget to setup the CSS framework or UI library for your project as well! ![]()
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