Do you know the difference between Modal and dialog ?
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In user interface (UI) design, the terms "modal" and "dialog...
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Thank you for sharing this!
It would be great if you could embed some interactive demos here or put an MDN link at the end of this article.
Hi,
Can you suggest a free "React multi-select Searchable hierarchy tree dropdown" component in React Web Dev.
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I'll code one for you, for a fee. Reply if interested.
Sure,
Thank you very much brother 🤝🏻🙌🏻.
Much appreciated.
Ok, if you really are willing to pay for its development, it is $50 US/hour. The hours that I'll charge will include:
We first meet to gather requirements. Then I charge for the meeting. Upon payment, I develop to completion and then demo the product to you. If you're satisfied, I deliver the code to a private repository of yours once payment is fulfilled.
I will give you development time estimates after we define the component requirements.
Sorry,
You just said, for free,
So I agreed,
If you can suggest already available components from online is also fine for me, as per your experience.
Read carefully.
and when it comes to focus trap the attribute aria-modal="true " and role="modal " will be very helpful in term of drawers and popups #a11y
I gave the
<dialog>element a fair shot, but it comes with problems. My main problems are:You know, they are both dialogs, just one is given a property of modal that states that input is restricted to that dialog. Anyone who has used multiple desktop GUI libraries would be able to explain that to you. The biggest difference between a window and a dialog is the purpose of each, all dialogs present controls to change application state that are not part of document that is in the main window of the application. The issue of confusion is one of continuous misuse of each and blurring the lines of each's dedicated use.
Thanks for the information. Modal dialogs should be avoided at all costs in my opinion. Unless it is critical and only if you do not have a default behavior available, don't use a modal dialog. It's so annoying. Adobe apps are plagued with modals that tell you over and over that you did something wrong before just correcting it without your input. That should simply never happen. A side non-modal error window could be used without breaking your workflow.
Basic rule should be: never use a modal if you don't absolutely have to and only if you can't find a way around it. Never punish your users by popping up modal errors. Terrible UX.
Modal -> use case -> authentication "dialog" 🙃
Thanks man.