Now that we have seen how to apply styles at page level, let us see how Ionic theming makes it so simple to manage styles at platform level. Platform-level styles are applicable when the same app is viewed in multiple devices, which have their own distinct styles.
While working with Ionic, we define modes, where a mode is the platform in which the app is running. By default, Ionic adds a class name, which is the same as the mode on the ion-app element. For instance, if we are viewing the app on Android, the body will have a class named md, where md stands for material design.
To quickly check this out, we will open http://localhost:8100/?ionicplatform=ios and then inspect the body element in the developer tools. We ...
