How to change the css of the button on onclick in angular6?










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I have few buttons in my webpage. I need to change the backgroundcolor & font-color when it is clicked. I have tried this,



<div class="card-body">
<h6 class="card-text">Data</h6>
<button ion-button block (click)="viewMore('data');
displayPopup('data');" >
ViewMore</button>&nbsp;
<button ion-button block (click)="display('data');" >Display</button>
</div>


Likewise I have few more divs. Now I need to change the css of the viewmore button when it is clicked.



My css:



button:focus
background-color: blue;

button:active
background-color: red;



Now it is working for second button, when I click the first button popup comes & after closing the popup button css has not changed. Can somebody please suggest me?










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  • add your TS code with method displayPopup
    – ashiish.me
    Nov 11 at 9:06










  • add class to button onclick and then onclick to close popUp remove the class from button in css set style to this class
    – לבני מלכה
    Nov 11 at 9:11






  • 2




    you can use ngStyle or ngClass
    – Joel Joseph
    Nov 11 at 9:18











  • You can't use ngStyle with pseudoclasses.
    – Christopher Dosin
    Nov 11 at 9:46















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I have few buttons in my webpage. I need to change the backgroundcolor & font-color when it is clicked. I have tried this,



<div class="card-body">
<h6 class="card-text">Data</h6>
<button ion-button block (click)="viewMore('data');
displayPopup('data');" >
ViewMore</button>&nbsp;
<button ion-button block (click)="display('data');" >Display</button>
</div>


Likewise I have few more divs. Now I need to change the css of the viewmore button when it is clicked.



My css:



button:focus
background-color: blue;

button:active
background-color: red;



Now it is working for second button, when I click the first button popup comes & after closing the popup button css has not changed. Can somebody please suggest me?










share|improve this question























  • add your TS code with method displayPopup
    – ashiish.me
    Nov 11 at 9:06










  • add class to button onclick and then onclick to close popUp remove the class from button in css set style to this class
    – לבני מלכה
    Nov 11 at 9:11






  • 2




    you can use ngStyle or ngClass
    – Joel Joseph
    Nov 11 at 9:18











  • You can't use ngStyle with pseudoclasses.
    – Christopher Dosin
    Nov 11 at 9:46













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I have few buttons in my webpage. I need to change the backgroundcolor & font-color when it is clicked. I have tried this,



<div class="card-body">
<h6 class="card-text">Data</h6>
<button ion-button block (click)="viewMore('data');
displayPopup('data');" >
ViewMore</button>&nbsp;
<button ion-button block (click)="display('data');" >Display</button>
</div>


Likewise I have few more divs. Now I need to change the css of the viewmore button when it is clicked.



My css:



button:focus
background-color: blue;

button:active
background-color: red;



Now it is working for second button, when I click the first button popup comes & after closing the popup button css has not changed. Can somebody please suggest me?










share|improve this question















I have few buttons in my webpage. I need to change the backgroundcolor & font-color when it is clicked. I have tried this,



<div class="card-body">
<h6 class="card-text">Data</h6>
<button ion-button block (click)="viewMore('data');
displayPopup('data');" >
ViewMore</button>&nbsp;
<button ion-button block (click)="display('data');" >Display</button>
</div>


Likewise I have few more divs. Now I need to change the css of the viewmore button when it is clicked.



My css:



button:focus
background-color: blue;

button:active
background-color: red;



Now it is working for second button, when I click the first button popup comes & after closing the popup button css has not changed. Can somebody please suggest me?







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  • add your TS code with method displayPopup
    – ashiish.me
    Nov 11 at 9:06










  • add class to button onclick and then onclick to close popUp remove the class from button in css set style to this class
    – לבני מלכה
    Nov 11 at 9:11






  • 2




    you can use ngStyle or ngClass
    – Joel Joseph
    Nov 11 at 9:18











  • You can't use ngStyle with pseudoclasses.
    – Christopher Dosin
    Nov 11 at 9:46
















  • add your TS code with method displayPopup
    – ashiish.me
    Nov 11 at 9:06










  • add class to button onclick and then onclick to close popUp remove the class from button in css set style to this class
    – לבני מלכה
    Nov 11 at 9:11






  • 2




    you can use ngStyle or ngClass
    – Joel Joseph
    Nov 11 at 9:18











  • You can't use ngStyle with pseudoclasses.
    – Christopher Dosin
    Nov 11 at 9:46















add your TS code with method displayPopup
– ashiish.me
Nov 11 at 9:06




add your TS code with method displayPopup
– ashiish.me
Nov 11 at 9:06












add class to button onclick and then onclick to close popUp remove the class from button in css set style to this class
– לבני מלכה
Nov 11 at 9:11




add class to button onclick and then onclick to close popUp remove the class from button in css set style to this class
– לבני מלכה
Nov 11 at 9:11




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2




you can use ngStyle or ngClass
– Joel Joseph
Nov 11 at 9:18





you can use ngStyle or ngClass
– Joel Joseph
Nov 11 at 9:18













You can't use ngStyle with pseudoclasses.
– Christopher Dosin
Nov 11 at 9:46




You can't use ngStyle with pseudoclasses.
– Christopher Dosin
Nov 11 at 9:46












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The easiest way would be to use CSS pseudoclasses like you did.
For clicked - or visited - elements, there's the :visited pseudoclass.



You should be familiar with basic css. W3schools is an awesome resource.



So in your case:



button:visited 
background: red;



:focus is - as the same says - for the element which has focus.



Or:



button:active,
button:visited,
button:focus
background: red;






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  • Thank you for the example. But still after closing the popup button css is not changing. 2nd button is working fine.
    – Priyanka
    Nov 11 at 10:11










  • Ah, of course. Because you have a <button> within a <button>. That's not valid HTML. And your first button has the attribut ionbutton the second has ion-button. So i assume you have to change the attribut to ion-button for the first button.
    – Christopher Dosin
    Nov 11 at 10:20











  • Sorry that was a Typo. I dont have button withinn button. those are separate buttons.
    – Priyanka
    Nov 11 at 10:40


















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Your question it's not clear. The way to use ngStyle or ngClass otr style.attrib is used a variable and ternary operator. As you has severals buttons you need several variables. this variables can be a property of an object or an array. As an array



//You have an array
buttonsClicked:boolean;
//In your .html

<!--use index 0 for the first button, index 1 for the second button... -->
<button ionbutton block [style.background-color]="buttonsClicked[0]?'red':'green'"
(click)="buttonsClicked[0]=true;
viewMore('data');displayPopup('data');" >
ViewMore</button>&nbsp;
....
</div>

//when you close the popup you can clear all the buttonsClicked
this.buttonsClicked= //<--reinit the array





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    The easiest way would be to use CSS pseudoclasses like you did.
    For clicked - or visited - elements, there's the :visited pseudoclass.



    You should be familiar with basic css. W3schools is an awesome resource.



    So in your case:



    button:visited 
    background: red;



    :focus is - as the same says - for the element which has focus.



    Or:



    button:active,
    button:visited,
    button:focus
    background: red;






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    • Thank you for the example. But still after closing the popup button css is not changing. 2nd button is working fine.
      – Priyanka
      Nov 11 at 10:11










    • Ah, of course. Because you have a <button> within a <button>. That's not valid HTML. And your first button has the attribut ionbutton the second has ion-button. So i assume you have to change the attribut to ion-button for the first button.
      – Christopher Dosin
      Nov 11 at 10:20











    • Sorry that was a Typo. I dont have button withinn button. those are separate buttons.
      – Priyanka
      Nov 11 at 10:40















    0














    The easiest way would be to use CSS pseudoclasses like you did.
    For clicked - or visited - elements, there's the :visited pseudoclass.



    You should be familiar with basic css. W3schools is an awesome resource.



    So in your case:



    button:visited 
    background: red;



    :focus is - as the same says - for the element which has focus.



    Or:



    button:active,
    button:visited,
    button:focus
    background: red;






    share|improve this answer




















    • Thank you for the example. But still after closing the popup button css is not changing. 2nd button is working fine.
      – Priyanka
      Nov 11 at 10:11










    • Ah, of course. Because you have a <button> within a <button>. That's not valid HTML. And your first button has the attribut ionbutton the second has ion-button. So i assume you have to change the attribut to ion-button for the first button.
      – Christopher Dosin
      Nov 11 at 10:20











    • Sorry that was a Typo. I dont have button withinn button. those are separate buttons.
      – Priyanka
      Nov 11 at 10:40













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    The easiest way would be to use CSS pseudoclasses like you did.
    For clicked - or visited - elements, there's the :visited pseudoclass.



    You should be familiar with basic css. W3schools is an awesome resource.



    So in your case:



    button:visited 
    background: red;



    :focus is - as the same says - for the element which has focus.



    Or:



    button:active,
    button:visited,
    button:focus
    background: red;






    share|improve this answer












    The easiest way would be to use CSS pseudoclasses like you did.
    For clicked - or visited - elements, there's the :visited pseudoclass.



    You should be familiar with basic css. W3schools is an awesome resource.



    So in your case:



    button:visited 
    background: red;



    :focus is - as the same says - for the element which has focus.



    Or:



    button:active,
    button:visited,
    button:focus
    background: red;







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    • Thank you for the example. But still after closing the popup button css is not changing. 2nd button is working fine.
      – Priyanka
      Nov 11 at 10:11










    • Ah, of course. Because you have a <button> within a <button>. That's not valid HTML. And your first button has the attribut ionbutton the second has ion-button. So i assume you have to change the attribut to ion-button for the first button.
      – Christopher Dosin
      Nov 11 at 10:20











    • Sorry that was a Typo. I dont have button withinn button. those are separate buttons.
      – Priyanka
      Nov 11 at 10:40
















    • Thank you for the example. But still after closing the popup button css is not changing. 2nd button is working fine.
      – Priyanka
      Nov 11 at 10:11










    • Ah, of course. Because you have a <button> within a <button>. That's not valid HTML. And your first button has the attribut ionbutton the second has ion-button. So i assume you have to change the attribut to ion-button for the first button.
      – Christopher Dosin
      Nov 11 at 10:20











    • Sorry that was a Typo. I dont have button withinn button. those are separate buttons.
      – Priyanka
      Nov 11 at 10:40















    Thank you for the example. But still after closing the popup button css is not changing. 2nd button is working fine.
    – Priyanka
    Nov 11 at 10:11




    Thank you for the example. But still after closing the popup button css is not changing. 2nd button is working fine.
    – Priyanka
    Nov 11 at 10:11












    Ah, of course. Because you have a <button> within a <button>. That's not valid HTML. And your first button has the attribut ionbutton the second has ion-button. So i assume you have to change the attribut to ion-button for the first button.
    – Christopher Dosin
    Nov 11 at 10:20





    Ah, of course. Because you have a <button> within a <button>. That's not valid HTML. And your first button has the attribut ionbutton the second has ion-button. So i assume you have to change the attribut to ion-button for the first button.
    – Christopher Dosin
    Nov 11 at 10:20













    Sorry that was a Typo. I dont have button withinn button. those are separate buttons.
    – Priyanka
    Nov 11 at 10:40




    Sorry that was a Typo. I dont have button withinn button. those are separate buttons.
    – Priyanka
    Nov 11 at 10:40













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    Your question it's not clear. The way to use ngStyle or ngClass otr style.attrib is used a variable and ternary operator. As you has severals buttons you need several variables. this variables can be a property of an object or an array. As an array



    //You have an array
    buttonsClicked:boolean;
    //In your .html

    <!--use index 0 for the first button, index 1 for the second button... -->
    <button ionbutton block [style.background-color]="buttonsClicked[0]?'red':'green'"
    (click)="buttonsClicked[0]=true;
    viewMore('data');displayPopup('data');" >
    ViewMore</button>&nbsp;
    ....
    </div>

    //when you close the popup you can clear all the buttonsClicked
    this.buttonsClicked= //<--reinit the array





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      Your question it's not clear. The way to use ngStyle or ngClass otr style.attrib is used a variable and ternary operator. As you has severals buttons you need several variables. this variables can be a property of an object or an array. As an array



      //You have an array
      buttonsClicked:boolean;
      //In your .html

      <!--use index 0 for the first button, index 1 for the second button... -->
      <button ionbutton block [style.background-color]="buttonsClicked[0]?'red':'green'"
      (click)="buttonsClicked[0]=true;
      viewMore('data');displayPopup('data');" >
      ViewMore</button>&nbsp;
      ....
      </div>

      //when you close the popup you can clear all the buttonsClicked
      this.buttonsClicked= //<--reinit the array





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        Your question it's not clear. The way to use ngStyle or ngClass otr style.attrib is used a variable and ternary operator. As you has severals buttons you need several variables. this variables can be a property of an object or an array. As an array



        //You have an array
        buttonsClicked:boolean;
        //In your .html

        <!--use index 0 for the first button, index 1 for the second button... -->
        <button ionbutton block [style.background-color]="buttonsClicked[0]?'red':'green'"
        (click)="buttonsClicked[0]=true;
        viewMore('data');displayPopup('data');" >
        ViewMore</button>&nbsp;
        ....
        </div>

        //when you close the popup you can clear all the buttonsClicked
        this.buttonsClicked= //<--reinit the array





        share|improve this answer












        Your question it's not clear. The way to use ngStyle or ngClass otr style.attrib is used a variable and ternary operator. As you has severals buttons you need several variables. this variables can be a property of an object or an array. As an array



        //You have an array
        buttonsClicked:boolean;
        //In your .html

        <!--use index 0 for the first button, index 1 for the second button... -->
        <button ionbutton block [style.background-color]="buttonsClicked[0]?'red':'green'"
        (click)="buttonsClicked[0]=true;
        viewMore('data');displayPopup('data');" >
        ViewMore</button>&nbsp;
        ....
        </div>

        //when you close the popup you can clear all the buttonsClicked
        this.buttonsClicked= //<--reinit the array






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