Ngx meta.standard

Standard interface

Standard module metadata values that can be set

Signature:

export interface Standard

Properties

Property	Modifiers	Type	Description
applicationName?	`readonly`	GlobalMetadata['applicationName']	(Optional) Sets the `<meta name='application-name'>` HTML element Recommendations: - From MDN: simple web pages shouldn't define an application name - From HTML specs: if the page is not a web application, the `application-name` metadata name must not be used
author?	`readonly`	string \| null	(Optional) Sets the `<meta name='author'>` HTML element
canonicalUrl?	`readonly`	GlobalMetadata['canonicalUrl']	(Optional) Sets the `<link rel='canonical'>` HTML element
description?	`readonly`	GlobalMetadata['description']	(Optional) Sets the `<meta name='description'>` HTML element
generator?	`readonly`	true \| null	(Optional) Includes Angular version used to generate the page Sets the `#!html <meta name='generator'>` HTML tag
keywords?	`readonly`	ReadonlyArray<string> \| null	(Optional) Sets the `<meta name='keywords'>` HTML element
locale?	`readonly`	GlobalMetadata['locale']	(Optional) Sets the `lang` attribute to the `<html>` element Value must be a valid language tag complying with BCP 47 For instance: "es" or "es-ES"
themeColor?	`readonly`	StandardThemeColorMetadata \| null	(Optional) Sets one or more `<meta name='theme-color'>` HTML elements If set, colors must specify a valid CSS color. A `media` attribute can be set to specify a different color depending on the context based on a CSS media query. For instance, to provide one color for dark mode and another for light mode. You can use a `string` value to set one theme color as value. No `media` attribute will be used. You can also specify one or more colors & media queries combinations by providing an array of objects specifying the color and (optionally) a media query
title?	`readonly`	GlobalMetadata['title']	(Optional) Sets the `<title>` HTML element