Overview
- Getting Started
- Loading States
- Forms
- Feature Flags
- Portal
- Show
- For
- Text
- Toggle
- Local Storage
Actions
- Button
- Icon Button
Communication
- Admonition
- Accordion
- Avatar
- Notifications
- Progress Indicators
- Tag
- Tooltip
Containment
- Confirm Modal
- Prompt Modal
- CTA Modal
- Modaldeprecated
- Dialog
- Table
Navigation
- Menu
- Tabs
Selection
- Drag & Drop
- Checkbox
- Date Picker
- Radio
- Rating
- Select
- Combobox
- Switch
Inputs
- Field
- Input
- Textarea
- Labeldeprecated
- Fieldset
- Field Messagedeprecated
- File Uploader
Hooks & Helpers
- split-props
- trap-focusdeprecated
- use-root-colors
- use-theme
- use-theme-context
- use-toggledeprecated
Dialog
Dialogs provide important prompts in a user flow.
Custom Modal Usage
Dialog Title
Use sparingly
Dialogs should be used sparingly, and only for important decisions or actions that cannot be undone. They should not be used for trivial actions or actions that can be easily undone.
For most actions, a simple Notification message is sufficient to inform the user of the result of their action (or allow them to "undo" it).
Custom Modal Usage
Dialog Title
Use sparingly
Dialogs should be used sparingly, and only for important decisions or actions that cannot be undone. They should not be used for trivial actions or actions that can be easily undone.
For most actions, a simple Notification message is sufficient to inform the user of the result of their action (or allow them to "undo" it).
Custom Modal Usage
Dialog Title
Use sparingly
Dialogs should be used sparingly, and only for important decisions or actions that cannot be undone. They should not be used for trivial actions or actions that can be easily undone.
For most actions, a simple Notification message is sufficient to inform the user of the result of their action (or allow them to "undo" it).
Custom Modal Usage
Dialog Title
Use sparingly
Dialogs should be used sparingly, and only for important decisions or actions that cannot be undone. They should not be used for trivial actions or actions that can be easily undone.
For most actions, a simple Notification message is sufficient to inform the user of the result of their action (or allow them to "undo" it).