When I inspect my component element, sometimes its width
and height
are 0 even though if I inspect inside, the elements the component include have a certain width and height. This leads me not to able to style the host element because even when I set width
and height
to the host element by declaring :host { // styles }
it doesn't work. So I ended up adding an extra div
wrapping around the component element to give some width
and height
which I find it verbose. Is it a natural thing? Or am I missing something?
From what I can see by inspecting a rendered Angular component in the browser, the host element has the attribute display: inline
by default. As mentioned in a few questions (1, 2), the size of inline elements cannot be changed with CSS styles.
In order for the width and height style attributes to be effective, you should set the display
attribute of the host element to block
or inline-block
:
display: block; display: inline-block;
You can see an example in this stackblitz, where the following CSS is used:
:host { display: inline-block; width: 300px; height: 200px; background-color: orange; }
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