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modal-opener-component

v1.0.2

Published

Show modal with any content inside this component

Downloads

6

Readme

Modal Opener Component

A simple React Component that allows you to showcase any types of content in a modal or popup.

Installation

Simply run the following command in your project terminal

$ npm i modal-opener-component

it will take a few seconds to install this package in your project.

Import

To use the package in your Gutenberg development project, first import the component like this:-

import ModalOpenerComponent from 'modal-opener-component'

So, our component's name is ModalOpenerComponent

Available Props

| Props | Type | Default | ----------------- | -----------------| ------------ | buttonLabel | string | Open Modal | btnStyle | object | None | overlayStyle | object | None | modalStyle | object | None | onClose | func | None. Triger when the modal is closed | onOpen | func | None. Triger when the modal is opened

General Example

To use the component, use it like this:-

<ModalOpenerComponent>
      <h5>Modal Title</h5>
      <p>
        Modal description goes here. Great to see you, man. Are you okay with
        us?
      </p>
      <button>Learn More </button>
</ModalOpenerComponent>

Add all available props

<ModalOpenerComponent
    btnLabel="See Prices"
    btnStyle={{
        color: '#fff',
        backgroundColor: '#f00'
    }}
    modalStyle={{
        backgroundColor: '#f9f9f9'
    }}
    overlayStyle={{
        background: 'rgba(0,0,0,.5)'
    }}
    onOpen={()=> console.log('the modal wants to open')}
    onClose={() => console.log('the modal is closed')}
>
    <h5>Modal Title</h5>
    <p>
    Modal description goes here. Great to see you, man. Are you okay with
    us?
    </p>
    <button>Learn More </button>
</ModalOpenerComponent>

License

MIT

🚀 About Me

I am Zakaria Binsaifullah, an expert in WordPress, Gutenberg & Shopify app development. Our Website related to Gutenberg Development.