I am working on an Angular application where I have a main navigation bar that always stays visible. Some menu items (e.g., "Asset") should display a sub-navigation bar below the main navbar when clicked, while others should not. If another menu item with a different sub-navigation is clicked, the sub-nav should update accordingly. If a menu item without a sub-navigation is selected, the sub-nav should disappear. I want to achieve this dynamically so that: Clicking on "Asset" shows sub-nav options (e.g., Properties, Vehicles, Asset History). Clicking on another menu item with a sub-nav updates the content. Clicking on a menu item without a sub-nav hides the sub-navigation completely. What is the best approach to implement this behavior in Angular? Should I manage it using Angular routing, a service, or a combination of directives? Any example implementation or best practices would be appreciated. What I have tried: Using ngIf to conditionally render a sub-nav based on a selected menu item. Experimented with Angular routing, but not sure if lazy loading is needed. Considered using a service to manage the state of the sub-navigation. Would love to hear the best approach to handle this efficiently. Thanks! Continue reading...
