Multiple conditions in ngClass - Angular 4

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How to use multiple conditions for ngClass  Example     lt section  ngClass    menu1    class1          menu2    class1           something  amp  amp   menu1    menu2      class2         gt    something like this  I got same class for 2 menus   and I need class when one of those menus is true and  something  is true  Hope I explained well enough

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I had this similar issue  I wanted to set a class after looking at multiple expressions  ngClass can evaluate a method inside the component code and tell you what to do    So inside an  ngFor    lt div  ngClass     shrink   shouldShrink a category1  a category2    showAll   section     allwork     gt   a listing   lt  div gt    And inside the component   section    allwork    shouldShrink cat1  cat2        return this section     cat1    this section     cat2   false   true      Here I need to calculate if i should shrink a div based on if a 2 different categories have matched what the selected category is  And it works   So from there you can computer a true false for the  ngClass  based on what your method returns given the inputs

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lt section  ngClass   quot   class1   expression1   class2   expression2    class3   expression3  quot  gt   Don t forget to add single quotes around class names

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lt a  ngClass     class1  array status      active   class2  array status      idle   class3  array status      inactive     gt

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you need object notation   lt section  ngClass     class1  condition1   class2   condition2   class3  condition3    gt     ref  NgClass

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You are trying to assign an array to ngClass  but the syntax for the array elements is wrong since you separate them with a    instead of a    Try this   lt section  ngClass   quot  menu1    class1         menu2    class1         something  amp  amp   menu1    menu2      class2        quot  gt   This other option should also work   lt section  ngClass class1   quot menu1    menu2 quot   ngClass class2     quot  menu1    menu2   amp  amp  something quot  gt

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There are multiple ways to write same logic  As it mentioned earlier  you can use object notation or simply expression  However  I think you should not that much logic in HTML  Hard to test and find issue  You can use a getter function to assign the class   For Instance   public getCustomCss           Logic here      if this x    this y           return  class1            if this x    this z           return  class2           lt  -- HTML -- gt   lt div  ngClass   getCustomCss    gt  Some prop lt  div gt     OR  get customCss           Logic here      if this x    this y           return  class1            if this x    this z           return  class2           lt  -- HTML -- gt   lt div  ngClass   customCss  gt  Some prop lt  div gt

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I hope this is one of the basic conditional classes   Solution  1   lt section  ngClass    condition    class1 class2     classN     another class1     classN    gt    Solution 2   lt section  ngClass    condition    class1 class2     classN      condition    class1 class2     classN   another class    gt    Solution 3   lt section  ngClass    myclass   condition   className2   condition2  gt

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