Your application's components have styles that are unexpectedly affecting other unrelated components. How would you ensure that component styles are isolated and don't interfere with other parts of the application?
- Use ViewEncapsulation.Emulated in component metadata
- Use global stylesheets for component-specific styles
- Apply unique CSS classes to each component and prefix all CSS selectors with these classes
- Set the CSS 'all' property to 'initial' for the component's root element
To ensure that component styles are isolated and don't interfere with other parts of the application, you would use ViewEncapsulation.Emulated in the component's metadata. This encapsulation mode creates unique CSS selectors for each component, preventing unintended style inheritance. The other options may not provide the same level of style isolation and control.
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