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Traditionally, a dialog element shares a lot with a modal, and often the namesare interchangeable. I took the liberty here of using the dialog element forboth small dialog popups (mini), as well as full page dialogs (mega). I namedthem mega and mini, with both dialogs slightly adapted for different use cases.I added a modal-mode attribute to allow you to specify the type:
Not always, but generally dialog elements will be used to gather someinteraction information. Forms inside dialog elements are made to gotogether.It's a good idea to have a form element wrap your dialog content so thatJavaScript can access the data the user has entered. Furthermore, buttons insidea form using method="dialog" can close a dialog without JavaScript and passdata.
A mega dialog has three elements inside the form:,,and.These serve as semantic containers, as well as style targets for thepresentation of the dialog. The header titles the modal and offers a closebutton. The article is for form inputs and information. The footer holds a ofaction buttons.
The first menu button hasautofocusand an onclick inline event handler. The autofocus attribute will receivefocus when the dialog is opened, and I find it's best practice to put this onthe cancel button, not the confirm button. This ensures that confirmation isdeliberate and not accidental.
The dialog element provides a strong foundation for a full viewport element thatcan collect data and user interaction. These essentials can make for some veryinteresting and powerful interactions in your site or app.
By default, the dialog element will assign focus to the first focusable elementin the dialog markup. If this isn't the best element for the user to default to,use the autofocus attribute. As described earlier, I find it's best practiceto put this on the cancel button and not the confirm button. This ensures thatconfirmation is deliberate and not accidental.
There's an easy path to styling the dialog element and a hard path. The easypath is achieved by not changing the display property of the dialog and workingwith its limitations. I go down the hard path to provide custom animations foropening and closing the dialog, taking over the display property and more.
To accelerate adaptive colors and overall design consistency, I've shamelesslybrought in my CSS variable library Open Props. Inaddition to the free provided variables, I also import anormalize file and somebuttons, both of which Open Propsprovides as optional imports. These imports help me focus on customizing thedialog and demo while not needing a lot of styles to support it and make it lookgood.
The default show and hide behavior of a dialog element toggles the displayproperty from block to none. This unfortunately means it can't be animatedin and out, only in. I'd like to animate both in and out, and the first step isto set my owndisplay property:
By changing, and therefore owning, the display property value, as shown in theabove CSS snippet, a considerable amount of styles needs managed in order tofacilitate the proper user experience. First, the default state of a dialog isclosed. You can represent this state visually and prevent the dialog fromreceiving interactions with the following styles:
Now the dialog is invisible and cannot be interacted with when not open. LaterI'll add some JavaScript to manage the inert attribute on the dialog, ensuringthat keyboard and screen-reader users also can't reach the hidden dialog.
While color-scheme opts your document into a browser-providedadaptive color theme to light and dark system preferences, I wanted to customizethe dialog element more than that. Open Props provides a few surfacecolors that adapt automatically tolight and dark system preferences, similar to using the color-scheme. Theseare great for creating layers in a design and I love using color to helpvisually support this appearance of layer surfaces. The background color isvar(--surface-1); to sit on top of that layer, use var(--surface-2):
More adaptive colors will be added later for child elements, such as the headerand footer. I consider them extra for a dialog element, but really important inmaking a compelling and well designed dialog design.
The dialog defaults to delegating its size to its contents, which is generallygreat. My goal here is to constrain themax-inline-sizeto a readable size (--size-content-3 = 60ch) or 90% of the viewport width. Thisensures the dialog won't go edge to edge on a mobile device, and won't be sowide on a desktop screen that it's hard to read. Then I add amax-block-sizeso the dialog won't exceed the height of the page. This also means that we'llneed to specify where the scrollable area of the dialog is, in case it's a talldialog element.
Notice how I have max-block-size twice? The first uses 80vh, a physicalviewport unit. What I really want is to keep the dialog within relative flow,for international users, so I use the logical, newer, and only partiallysupported dvb unit in the second declaration for when it becomes more stable.
To assist in positioning a dialog element, it's worth breaking down its twoparts: the full screen backdrop and the dialog container. The backdrop mustcover everything, providing a shade effect to help support that this dialog isin front and the content behind is inaccessible. The dialog container is free tocenter itself over this backdrop and take whatever shape its contents require.
On small viewports, I style this full page mega modal a little differently. Iset the bottom margin to 0, which brings the dialog content to the bottom ofthe viewport. With a couple of style adjustments, I can turn the dialog into anactionsheet, closer to the user's thumbs:
When using a larger viewport such as on a desktop computer, I chose to position the mini dialogs overthe element that called them. To do this I need JavaScript. You can find thetechnique I usehere,but I feel it is beyond the scope of this article. Without the JavaScript, themini dialog appears in the center of the screen, just like mega dialog.
Normally,overscroll-behaviorwould be my usual solution, but according to thespec,it has no effect on the dialog because it's not a scroll port, that is, it's nota scroller so there's nothing to prevent. I could use JavaScript to watch forthe new events from this guide, such as "closed" and "opened", and toggleoverflow: hidden on the document, or I could wait for :has() to be stable inall browsers:
Besides being a very important element for collecting the interactioninformation from the user, I use it here to lay out the header, footer andarticle elements. With this layout I intend to articulate the article child as ascrollable area. I achieve this withgrid-template-rows.The article element is given 1fr and the form itself has the same maximumheight as the dialog element. Setting this firm height and firm row size is whatallows the article element to be constrained and scroll when it overflows:
The role of this element is to provide a title for the dialog content and offeran easy to find close button. It's also given a surface color to make it appearto be behind the dialog article content. These requirements lead to a flexboxcontainer, vertically aligned items that are spaced to their edges, and somepadding and gaps to give the title and close buttons some room:
The menuelement is used to contain the action buttons for the dialog. It uses a wrappingflexbox layout with gap to provide space between the buttons. Menu elementshave padding such as a
- . I also remove that style since I don't need it.
Normally the dialog element can only be animated in, not out. This is becausethe browser toggles the display property on the element. Earlier, the guideset display to grid, and never sets it to none. This unlocks the ability toanimate in and out.
If the user is ok with motion, both the mega and the mini dialogs should slideup as their entrance, and scale out as their exit. You can achieve this with theprefers-reduced-motion media query and a few Open Props:
Earlier in the styling section, the mega dialog style is adapted for mobiledevices to be more like an action sheet, as if a small piece of paper has slidup from the bottom of the screen and is still attached to the bottom. The scaleout exit animation doesn't fit this new design well, and we can adapt this witha couple media queries and some Open Props:
This task is straightforward and a great addition to a dialog element that isn'tbeing animated. The interaction is achieved by watching clicks on the dialogelement and leveraging eventbubblingto assess what was clicked, and will onlyclose()if it's the top-most element:
Notice dialog.close('dismiss'). The event is called and a string is provided.This string can be retrieved by other JavaScript to get insights into how thedialog was closed. You'll find I've also provided close strings each time I callthe function from various buttons, to provide context to my application aboutthe user interaction.
The dialog element comes with a close event: it emits immediately when thedialog close() function is called. Since we're animating this element, it'snice to have events for before and after the animation, for a change to grab thedata or reset the dialog form. I use it here to manage the addition of theinert attribute on the closed dialog, and in the demo I use these to modifythe avatar list if the user has submitted a new image.
To achieve this, create two new events called closing and closed. Thenlisten for the built-in close event on the dialog. From here, set the dialog toinert and dispatch the closing event. The next task is to wait for theanimations and transitions to finish running on the dialog, then dispatch theclosed event.
The animationsComplete function, which is also used in the Building a toastcomponent, returns a promise based on thecompletion of the animation and transition promises. This is why dialogCloseis an asyncfunction;it can thenawaitthe promise returned and move forward confidently to the closed event.
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