Materialize CSS Dialogs

by Online Tutorials Library July 14, 2022

Materialize CSS Dialogs

Dialogs are used to show extra information if needed. They are originally not visible on the page. They show their content only when the user want to see it.

Materialize CSS provides various special methods to show alerts to the users.

Parameter explanation

message: It specifies the message to be displayed to the user.

displayLength: It specifies the duration of the message after which it will disappear.

className: It specifies the style class to be applied to the toast. For example, ’rounded’.

completeCallback: It specifies the callback method to be called once toast is dismissed.

Materialize CSS provides different CSS classes for dialogs:

Index	Class name	Description
1)	tooltipped	It is used to identify a component to have a tooltip.
2)	data-position	It specifies the position of the tooltip; bottom, top, left, or right.
3)	data-delay	It is used to set the duration of the tooltip after which it will disappear
4)	data-tooltip	It is used to set the tooltip contents.

Example

  <html>     <head>        <title>The Materialize Dialogs Example</title>        <meta name = “viewport” content = “width = device-width, initial-scale = 1”>              <link rel = “stylesheet”           href=”https://fonts.googleapis.com/icon?family=Material+Icons”>        <link rel = “stylesheet”           href=”https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/materialize/0.97.3/css/materialize.min.css”>        <script type = “text/javascript”           src = “https://code.jquery.com/jquery-2.1.1.min.js”></script>                   <script src = “https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/materialize/0.97.3/js/materialize.min.js”>        </script>   <script>           function showToast(message, duration) {              Materialize.toast(message, duration);           }           function showToast1(message, duration) {              Materialize.toast(‘<i>’+ message + ‘</i>’, duration);           }           function showToast2(message, duration) {              Materialize.toast(message, duration, ’rounded’);           }           function showToast3(message, duration) {              Materialize.toast(‘Hello World!’, duration, ”, function toastCompleted() {                 alert(‘Toast dismissed!’);              });           }        </script>     </head>     <body class = “container”>         <h4>Toasts</h4>        <a class = “btn” onclick = “showToast(‘Hello World!’, 3000)”>Normal Alert!</a>        <a class = “btn” onclick = “showToast1(‘Hello World!’, 3000)”>Italic Alert!</a>        <a class = “btn” onclick = “showToast2(‘Hello World!’, 3000)”>Rounded Alert!</a>        <br/><br/>        <a class = “btn” onclick = “showToast3(‘Hello World!’, 3000)”>Callback Alert!</a>          <h4>Tooltips</h4>        <a class = “btn tooltipped” data-position = “bottom” data-delay = “50”           data-tooltip = “I am in bottom!”>Bottom</a>        <a class = “btn tooltipped” data-position = “left” data-delay = “50”           data-tooltip = “I am in left!”>Left</a>        <a class = “btn tooltipped” data-position = “right” data-delay = “50”           data-tooltip = “I am in right!”>Right</a>        <a class = “btn tooltipped” data-position = “top” data-delay = “50”           data-tooltip = “I am in top!”>Top</a>     </body>    </html>  

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Output:

Materialize Dialogs 1

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