What is the behavior of the ViewEncapsulation.None mode?
- Styles defined in the component affect all elements in the application, and global styles can affect the component's elements.
- Styles defined in the component are scoped to the component and do not affect other parts of the application.
- Styles defined in the component do not have any impact, and all styling must be done in external CSS files.
- Styles defined in the component are isolated and cannot be overridden.
In ViewEncapsulation.None mode, styles defined in the component can affect all elements in the application, and global styles can affect the component's elements. This mode effectively removes the shadow DOM boundary and makes the component's styles global. The other options describe the behavior of different encapsulation modes (such as ViewEncapsulation.Emulated, ViewEncapsulation.ShadowDom, and ViewEncapsulation.Native) but not the specific behavior of ViewEncapsulation.None.
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