Modals

Provides information relating to the component action. For example, when a user presses a delete button, you can have an alert modal pop up to let the user know they can't undo a delete action.

Asks a user to confirm the component action. For example, when a user presses a delete button, the user would have to confirm the deletion of data. You can choose the confirm options from the primary and secondary button label fields, such as "Yes" or "Cancel".

Lets the user know the seriousness of an action, and asks them whether they want to proceed with the action. It’s more direct than the Confirm modal, usually relating to deleting or erasing content.

Use to create a custom overlay window that requires the user to complete an action or provide information to return to the main application

Provides a way to load full featured content from the same origin or CORS enabled URLs within a modal using iframe

Use to dynamically pass content into your viewport modal through an event binding using a client script.