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PublishedElement can be used in production | |
PublishedElement can be used in production | |
PublishedElement can be used in production | |
React | In backlogElement is in backlog |
Documentation | PublishedElement can be used in production |
Message bars are nonmodal semantic dialogs that can be displayed at the top of the page or contextually within a task flow.
PublishedElement can be used in production | |
PublishedElement can be used in production | |
PublishedElement can be used in production | |
React | In backlogElement is in backlog |
Documentation | PublishedElement can be used in production |
The message bar component was previously named “Informational Alert” and was featured in the “Notifications" section of DDS v1. This component has been completely redesigned and now includes semantic background colors and icons, as well as link and text styling that matches the updated font ramp and color palette. Additionally, a timer is included as an optional feature to allow an auto-dismiss behavior.
Component | Use cases |
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Message bar | Global message bars display nonmodal messages that inform users of updates or changes to system status. Contextual message bars are most often used in task flows and forms, providing users additional context or information about a task. Either can be used for critical system alerts or passive feedback. |
Notification | A notification is a nonmodal, passive dialog that keeps users informed without blocking access to the base page. The user can continue with the experience, regardless if the notification is still on screen. Use for interactions that aren’t critical. |
Modal | Modals display important information that users need to acknowledge before moving ahead. They appear over the interface and block further interactions on the base page until an action is completed. Use in cases where a user’s action is critical. |
Message bars can consist of seven primary elements. The only elements that are required are the message background and body text.