We are making an Angular2 application and we want to be able to somehow create a global CSS variable (and update the properties' values whenever changed when the variable is assigned).
We had used Polymer for a while (now we are switching to Angular2 components) and we had used CSS properties (Polymer has some polyfill) and we had just update styles using Polymer.updateStyles()
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Is there any way how we can achieve a similar function?
EDIT:
We want something similar to Sass color: $g-main-color
or to CSS custom properties color: var(--g-main-color)
and whenever we decide to change the value of the property, e.g. something like updateVariable('g-main-color', '#112a4f')
it dynamicly update the value everywhere. All that while an app is running.
EDIT 2:
I want to use some global CSS variables in different parts (host, child element...) of my CSS and be able to change the value immediately - so if I change my-color variable, it changes everywhere in app.
I will use Sass syntax for example:
:host { border: 2px solid $my-color }
:host .some-label { color: $my-color }
Is possible to use something like Angular pipes? (But it supposedly only works in HTML)
:host { border: 2px solid {{ 'my-color' | cssvariable }} }
:host .some-label { color: {{ 'my-color' | cssvariable }} }
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