In multi-slot content projection, how can you differentiate between the different content slots?
- By adding custom attributes to the
elements. - By creating separate child components for each slot.
- By using Angular directives like *ngIf and *ngFor.
- By using unique CSS classes for each
tag.
In multi-slot content projection, you can differentiate between different content slots by using unique CSS classes for each tag. This approach allows you to style and target each slot individually based on the CSS class applied. Adding custom attributes or using directives like *ngIf and *ngFor do not inherently differentiate slots; they are used for other purposes. Creating separate child components for each slot is a more complex alternative.
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