If the tenant chooses a color, that is, if it is not empty, I will update the palette we are currently using with the value given by the tenant, otherwise the old colors will be applied.But if I put the root value that I updated with setProperty into the condition, it gives me the name of the variable instead of the value.

I have an Angular app that uses the HTMLElement style property to set CSS variables.

The button color is passed to the component as a string and it must be used in the button styles. I managed to adjust the background-color and border, but I can’t change the color of the label when hovering over it. I found a partial solution, but it also changes other buttons:

The button color is passed to the component as a string and it must be used in the button styles. I managed to adjust the background-color and border, but I can’t change the color of the label when hovering over it. I found a partial solution, but it also changes other buttons:

I am creating a simple online store in Angular, which I want to have Products scrollable horizontally with touch.
Looking something similar to the website https://82e.com/ (check in mobile view)

.ng-option { padding: 3px 20px !important; color: #333; &:hover { background-color: #F5F5F5; } &.ng-option-marked { background-color: #428bca; color: white; } } can anyone know what is the issue i tried differnt ways on hovering on any other option,the keyboard highlighted option is loosing its highlighted color i mean the keyboard higlighted option should be differnet […]

I have an Angular application where I want share some CSS styles from multiple components, therefore I use:

In Angular 17, I have a div with the class wrapper-my

I have a simple component like this: