1import{a as b}from"./chunk-HBIXUVZT.js";import{a as C}from"./chunk-3CKZCKDM.js";import{a as q}from"./chunk-BHKEU3RB.js";import{h as d,i as v,k as S,u as h}from"./chunk-EGIU7VS7.js";import"./chunk-NPWQZTEF.js";import{e as g}from"./chunk-2KTGVLUA.js";import"./chunk-MQJJQO5W.js";import"./chunk-EWIZ4PBL.js";import{$b as c,Aa as a,ac as m,bb as r,bc as f,cc as l,gb as s,ha as e,sd as u,xb as p}from"./chunk-AP6LFJSD.js";import"./chunk-C6Q5SG76.js";var T=class o{communicationService=e(q);domSanitizer=e(g);translateService=e(d);languageService=e(h);metaTagsService=e(C);cdr=e(u);faqArticleContent="";lang=this.translateService.getActiveLang();faqContentSubscription;constructor(){a(()=>{this.lang=this.languageService.currentLanguage(),this.getArticleContent()})}ngOnInit(){this.metaTagsService.setMetaTags(),this.getArticleContent()}getArticleContent(){let n={idCategory:5,fetch:1,offset:0,publikacja:1,idLanguage:this.lang,recordsets:1,isFullContent:!0,idTagType:null,tag:null,idArticle:null};this.faqContentSubscription=this.communicationService.getBlogs(n).subscribe(t=>{let i=t.articleItemList[0].fullContent.replace(/\s*style=(["']).*?\1/g,"");this.faqArticleContent=this.domSanitizer.bypassSecurityTrustHtml(i),this.cdr.detectChanges()})}ngOnDestroy(){this.faqContentSubscription&&this.faqContentSubscription.unsubscribe()}static \u0275fac=function(t){return new(t||o)};static \u0275cmp=p({type:o,selectors:[["app-faq"]],decls:3,vars:1,consts:[["header","","transloco","lbl_menu3_faq"],[3,"innerHTML"]],template:function(t,i){t&1&&(m(0,"app-template-page-pattern1"),l(1,"h1",0)(2,"div",1),f()),t&2&&(s(2),c("innerHTML",i.faqArticleContent,r))},dependencies:[S,v,b],styles:["[_nghost-%COMP%]{display:block} .faq .term{font-size:22px;font-weight:500;margin:35px 0 15px} .faq .question{font-weight:600;margin:0 0 5px} .faq .answer{margin:0 0 20px;padding:10px 20px;background:#fbffff;border-left:3px solid var(--voy-prim-500)}"],changeDetection:0})};export{T as FaqComponent};
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