Firstly, thanks for the kind words, much appreciated. Secondly, good question and to answer you. The best thing about ngx-translate is that once you specify the files sources, then they will be available in the whole application. So, import once, use everywhere. I hope this helps answer you.
@@benandengineering Thank you for your reply, but I'll need more details. To import the words of each language you have to put {{}} in the html file I guess and if yes in this case I put what in it?
Okay, you will need to pipe it. Have you seen part 2 of the video? It has a complete demonstration of how to use the translation both in HTML as well as in Component. th-cam.com/video/uDnPubV-u-g/w-d-xo.html Let me know if you have any more questions.
Nice tutorial but how do you import the words on each page?
Firstly, thanks for the kind words, much appreciated.
Secondly, good question and to answer you.
The best thing about ngx-translate is that once you specify the files sources, then they will be available in the whole application.
So, import once, use everywhere. I hope this helps answer you.
@@benandengineering Thank you for your reply, but I'll need more details.
To import the words of each language you have to put {{}} in the html file I guess and if yes in this case I put what in it?
Okay, you will need to pipe it.
Have you seen part 2 of the video? It has a complete demonstration of how to use the translation both in HTML as well as in Component.
th-cam.com/video/uDnPubV-u-g/w-d-xo.html
Let me know if you have any more questions.