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Angular Routerlink Tabindex. To use the routerlink directive, replace the href attributes with routerlink. I'm trying to open a routerlink on a new tab instead of on the current page but regular html attributes like target _blank are not working. Angular currently assumes that, by nature of applying a routerlink, the element. Usercmp }], the following creates a static link to the route: Add a routerlink to template. Given a route configuration [{ path: Update the template with this. Along the way, we'll discover a few. When using the `routerlink` directive in angular, it automatically adds `tabindex=0` to the element. When applied to an element in a template, makes that element a link that initiates navigation to a route. The goal here is to give a comprehensive introduction to the topic of routing via the angular template using the routerlink directive.

Given a route configuration [{ path: When using the `routerlink` directive in angular, it automatically adds `tabindex=0` to the element. When applied to an element in a template, makes that element a link that initiates navigation to a route. Add a routerlink to template. Usercmp }], the following creates a static link to the route: Along the way, we'll discover a few. I'm trying to open a routerlink on a new tab instead of on the current page but regular html attributes like target _blank are not working. Angular currently assumes that, by nature of applying a routerlink, the element. To use the routerlink directive, replace the href attributes with routerlink. Update the template with this.

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Angular Routerlink Tabindex I'm trying to open a routerlink on a new tab instead of on the current page but regular html attributes like target _blank are not working. Given a route configuration [{ path: When applied to an element in a template, makes that element a link that initiates navigation to a route. Update the template with this. Add a routerlink to template. To use the routerlink directive, replace the href attributes with routerlink. Along the way, we'll discover a few. I'm trying to open a routerlink on a new tab instead of on the current page but regular html attributes like target _blank are not working. Angular currently assumes that, by nature of applying a routerlink, the element. The goal here is to give a comprehensive introduction to the topic of routing via the angular template using the routerlink directive. Usercmp }], the following creates a static link to the route: When using the `routerlink` directive in angular, it automatically adds `tabindex=0` to the element.