The last and most crucial step of this entire project is to display the actual content of the selected page.

This will require us to create a new route that will accept route params. Let's get this done first in our public/js/app.js file as follows:

$routeProvider.when('/:url', {
    templateUrl: 'partials/page.html',
    controller: 'PageCtrl'
});

Next, let's create the partials view as a new file called partials/page.html with the following content:

<h1>{{pageContent.title}}</h1>
<div ng-bind-html="pageContent.content"></div>

We are using the ng-bind-html directive here so that the HTML content is rendered correctly instead of it spitting out the raw HTML as it is.

Next, let's create our PageCtrl function in controllers.js as follows:

.controller('PageCtrl',  [ '$scope','pagesFactory', '$routeParams ', function($scope, pagesFactory, $routeParams) {
    var url = $routeParams.url;
    pagesFactory.getPageContent(url).then(
      function...