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Modal

See React Bootstrap/Modals for full documentation and props.

The Modal component can have many possible variations. The most basic usage is to render a Modal with all content in the body and an optional Modal.Icon.

The Modal.Icon component can by styled by providing a variant prop. The default variant is 'info'.

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When using the Modal.Header component the Modal.Icon should be placed within the header to the left of the Modal.Title.

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Centered and stacked

This variation of the Modal moves the content of the footer into the body and centers all content vertically. Using the d-grid utility class around Buttons will force them to take the full width of their container.

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Interactive footer content (checkboxes or links) should be positioned to the start of the footer. The buttons should be remain positioned to the end of the footer.

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Using a form ref in Modal.Footer

To make sure there are not duplicate footers when using a Form inside a Modal, pass a function that returns null into the Form's footerRenderer prop. A ref to the Form can be used to call submit when one of the buttons in the Modal's footer is pressed.

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It's also possible to wrap the contents of the modal in a Form and use the footerRenderer prop to render the buttons in the footer. This way, the form can be submitted by calling the onSubmit function passed to the footerRenderer prop.

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Analytics

The Modal component is trackable through Kyber Analytics. This is the default analytics config.

export default {
value: 'Modal',
actions: {
onHide: { type: 'MODAL_ON_HIDE', payload: 'Hide' },
},
};

Props

ModalIcon