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Discover how to fix visual issues post Angular Material upgrade from 14 to 15. Follow our detailed guide to ensure a smooth transition.
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Resolving Visual Issues After Updating Angular Material from 14 to 15: A Simple Guide

Updating libraries and frameworks in a project is an essential part of development, as it can introduce new features and improve performance. However, sometimes these updates can lead to unexpected visual problems. One common issue arises when upgrading Angular Material from version 14 to 15. In this guide, we will explore how to address these visual discrepancies effectively.

The Problem: Visual Breakage After the Update

After updating from Angular 14 to 15 and installing the new Angular Material package, many developers experience broken layouts. Common issues include:

Incorrect Colors: Components may not display the intended colors.

Misaligned Layouts: Margins and paddings appear incorrect.

Legacy Component Issues: Old material themes no longer align with new package styles.

These problems are especially frustrating when working with projects that strictly use CSS stylesheets.

The Solution: Switching to Legacy Themes

To resolve the visual inconsistency issues you've encountered, the key step is to switch to the legacy styles in your Angular project. Below is a step-by-step guide on how to do this.

Step 1: Open Your angular.json File

Locate the angular.json file in the root of your Angular project. This configuration file manages the project settings, including styles.

Step 2: Update the Styles Path

Find the section where styles are defined. You should see something like this:

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Step 3: Change to Legacy Styles

Here’s the critical change that needs to be made. Replace the current material theme path with the legacy version. For example, modify it as follows:

From:

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To:

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Step 4: Save Changes and Test

After updating the path, save your changes and restart your Angular application. You should see significant improvements in the visual layout, alignment, and styling of your components.

Conclusion

Updating Angular Material can lead to unintended visual issues, but reverting to the legacy theme often resolves these problems. By following the steps outlined in this post, you can correct mismatched styles and restore the intended design of your application swiftly.

If you encounter any further issues or have questions about related topics, feel free to reach out for additional assistance!