The below [ngClass]
expression doesn't insert the class name into DOM when Angular starts hydrating (only after it's finished).
<div class="document-pane" [ngClass]="{'single-view-left': true}">
I confirmed this when I set a breakpoint in one of the child component's constructor, there's no class when I hit it. After hydrating finishes, class is there (in DOM).
As a workaround, we can add the class as default and the ngClass
expression will hide/keep it post evaluating the expression during change detection/hydration.
<div class="document-pane single-view-left" [ngClass]="{'single-view-left': true}">