Is your Angular app stuck on the same page title no matter where you navigate? That’s bad for SEO, accessibility, and user experience! In this tutorial, I’ll show you three simple ways to dynamically update page titles in Angular, no extra boilerplate required!
What You’ll Learn:
How to use the Angular Title Service to set page titles dynamically
How to define titles directly in route configuration (no manual updates!)
How to handle dynamic titles with a resolver for blog posts & route params
By the end of this video, your Angular app will automatically update page titles, boosting SEO and user experience!
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Demo Links:
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Additional Resources:
– Angular Title Service Docs (
– Angular Routing & Navigation Guide (
– Angular Route Resolver Docs (
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Chapters:
0:00 – Introduction
0:30 – Demo App: Identifying the Issue
0:58 – Method 1: Using the Title Service in a Component
2:21 – Method 2: Setting Titles Directly in the Route Config
3:18 – Method 3: Dynamic Titles with a Resolver
4:39 – Conclusion – Bringing It All Together
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Have you faced issues with these approaches if you have canMatch or any other guards? Once you click page that has guard returning false – its title is applied and old existing title is not returned
How can we show the dynamic blog title if it was not part of th url and it has only blog id, and we are getting blog data based on the id in url. How can we show the title in this scenario?