Read the original Bootstrap documentation on modals here.
The modal block allows you to add dialogs to your page. On page load modals are hidden then they can be toggled using links and buttons. When adding the modal block you gain access to additional blocks: Modal Header, Modal Body and Modal Footer. Each of these blocks are detailed on this page.
Toggle ModalIn order to get the modal block to function there are a few steps you need to take:
An example of this would be to add the HTML anchor attribute to the modal of my-modal you would then need to add a link or button that links to #my-modal. The rest will be taken care of for you.
The modal block has the following options:
The backdrop option allows you to control how the backdrop functions. There are two options available:
The scrollable dialog option allows you to control whether or not the modal body content is scrollable or not. There are two options available:
The vertically center dialog option allows you to control the position of the dialog. There are two options available:
.modal-dialog-centered
class will be added and the dialog will be centred in the middle of the pageBlocks tend to have a large number of settings along with different settings for each device size. You may get to the point where you have changed lots of settings and want to revert them back to the default. This can be time consuming and difficult to remember which settings have been changed to we have supplied three buttons that make this a piece of cake. Simply click the relevant button to reset your settings.
The HTML anchor option allows you to set an ID on the current block. This is useful when you wish to link to a specific area on a page.
The additional class(es) option lets you add any other classes to the block. This is really useful as it allows you to utilise all of the Bootstrap utility classes to quickly apply styles and add more advanced customisations. A few examples of this would be to align all inner content by adding the text-start
, text-center
or text-end
classes. You also have the ability to quickly search all of the available Bootstrap classes. To search Bootstrap classes open the Add Bootstrap class select box. You can filter the results by typing in the available search field. When you select an option it will automatically be added to your class list.
The display close button lets you control whether or not the close button should be dispalyed in the header. If checked the button will display.
Blocks tend to have a large number of settings along with different settings for each device size. You may get to the point where you have changed lots of settings and want to revert them back to the default. This can be time consuming and difficult to remember which settings have been changed to we have supplied three buttons that make this a piece of cake. Simply click the relevant button to reset your settings.
The HTML anchor option allows you to set an ID on the current block. This is useful when you wish to link to a specific area on a page.
The additional class(es) option lets you add any other classes to the block. This is really useful as it allows you to utilise all of the Bootstrap utility classes to quickly apply styles and add more advanced customisations. A few examples of this would be to align all inner content by adding the text-start
, text-center
or text-end
classes. You also have the ability to quickly search all of the available Bootstrap classes. To search Bootstrap classes open the Add Bootstrap class select box. You can filter the results by typing in the available search field. When you select an option it will automatically be added to your class list.
Blocks tend to have a large number of settings along with different settings for each device size. You may get to the point where you have changed lots of settings and want to revert them back to the default. This can be time consuming and difficult to remember which settings have been changed to we have supplied three buttons that make this a piece of cake. Simply click the relevant button to reset your settings.
The HTML anchor option allows you to set an ID on the current block. This is useful when you wish to link to a specific area on a page.
The additional class(es) option lets you add any other classes to the block. This is really useful as it allows you to utilise all of the Bootstrap utility classes to quickly apply styles and add more advanced customisations. A few examples of this would be to align all inner content by adding the text-start
, text-center
or text-end
classes. You also have the ability to quickly search all of the available Bootstrap classes. To search Bootstrap classes open the Add Bootstrap class select box. You can filter the results by typing in the available search field. When you select an option it will automatically be added to your class list.
Blocks tend to have a large number of settings along with different settings for each device size. You may get to the point where you have changed lots of settings and want to revert them back to the default. This can be time consuming and difficult to remember which settings have been changed to we have supplied three buttons that make this a piece of cake. Simply click the relevant button to reset your settings.
The HTML anchor option allows you to set an ID on the current block. This is useful when you wish to link to a specific area on a page.
The additional class(es) option lets you add any other classes to the block. This is really useful as it allows you to utilise all of the Bootstrap utility classes to quickly apply styles and add more advanced customisations. A few examples of this would be to align all inner content by adding the text-start
, text-center
or text-end
classes. You also have the ability to quickly search all of the available Bootstrap classes. To search Bootstrap classes open the Add Bootstrap class select box. You can filter the results by typing in the available search field. When you select an option it will automatically be added to your class list.