Modal

Use Bootstrap’s JavaScript modal plugin to add dialogs to your site for lightboxes, user notifications, or completely custom content.

Bootstrap docs

Available Properties:

• size: Sets the size of the modal. Accepts 'sm', 'lg', 'xl', or 'fullscreen'.

• id: The unique identifier for the modal. A random ID is generated if not specified.

• fullscreen_responsive: Makes the modal fullscreen on specified breakpoints. Options are 'sm', 'md', 'lg', 'xl', 'xxl'

• static_backdrop: If true, clicking the backdrop does not close the modal.

• verticaly_centered: If true, centers the modal vertically in the viewport.

• scrollable: If true, makes the modal's body scrollable if the content overflows.

• header: Content for the modal's header, can be plain text or HTML.

• messages: Area for displaying messages or alerts inside the modal.

• body: The main content of the modal, can contain text, forms, or any HTML content.

• footer: Content for the modal's footer, typically used for buttons or secondary information.

• modal_attributes: A list of HTML attributes for the modal.

• modal_utility_classes: An array of utility classes for additional styling.

• modal_dialog_utility_classes: An array of utility classes for additional styling on the modal dialog.

• modal_header_classes: An array of utility classes for additional styling on the modal header.

• modal_body_classes: An array of utility classes for additional styling on the modal body.

• modal_footer_classes: An array of utility classes for additional styling on the modal footer.

Available Slots:

Examples

Example #1: A basic modal with a header, body, and footer.

{% include 'radix:modal' with {
  header: 'Modal Title',
  body: 'The modal content that goes here.',
  footer: 'Modal footer text goes here.'
  static_backdrop: true,
  close_button: true,
  verticaly_centered: true,
  id: 'modal-login',
  size: 'lg',
  modal_dialog_utility_classes: [
    'text-center',
  ],
  modal_header_classes: [
    'border-bottom-0',
    'p-3',
  ],
  modal_body_classes: [
    'py-4', 
    'px-lg-9',
  ],
  close_button_utility_classes: [
    'rounded-5',
    'bg-gray',
    'p-2',
  ],
} %}

Example #2: Here's the example for the button triggering the modal:

{% include 'radix:button' with {
  color: 'primary',
  outline: true,
  id: 'modal-login',
  content: 'Button text',
  button_attributes: create_attribute().setAttribute('data-bs-toggle', 'modal').setAttribute('data-bs-target', '#modal-login'),
  button_utility_classes: [
    'mb-2',
    'mb-md-0',
    'btn-outline-white',
  ]
} %}