sp-dialog-wrapper
NPM 1.6.0
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Overview
sp-dialog-wrapper
supplies an attribute-based interface for the managed customization of an sp-dialog element and the light DOM supplied to it. This is paired it with an underlay
attribute that opts-in to the use of an sp-underlay
sp-dialog
Usage
yarn add @spectrum-web-components/dialog
Import the side effectful registration of <sp-dialog-wrapper>
via:
import '@spectrum-web-components/dialog/sp-dialog-wrapper.js';
Anatomy
The dialog wrapper is a high-level component that combines the sp-dialog-base
sp-dialog
The dialog wrapper consists of several key parts:
- A headline used as the dialog title (via the
headline
attribute) - Content (via default slot)
- Optional hero content (via the
hero
attribute) - Optional footer content (via the
footer
attribute) - Optional underlay (via the
underlay
attribute) - Optional buttons (via the
confirm-label
,cancel-label
, andsecondary-label
attributes) - Optional dismiss button (via the
dismissable
attribute and thedismiss-label
attribute)
<overlay-trigger type="modal"> <sp-dialog-wrapper slot="click-content" headline="Dialog title" hero="data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAgAAAAIAQMAAAD+wSzIAAAABlBMVEX///+/v7+jQ3Y5AAAADklEQVQI12P4AIX8EAgALgAD/aNpbtEAAAAASUVORK5CYII" confirm-label="Confirm" cancel-label="Cancel" secondary-label="Secondary" underlay footer="Content for footer" > Content of the dialog </sp-dialog-wrapper> <sp-button slot="trigger" variant="primary">Toggle Dialog</sp-button> </overlay-trigger>
Options
Sizes
The dialog wrapper supports different sizes via the size
attribute: s
, m
, l
.
<overlay-trigger type="modal"> <sp-dialog-wrapper size="m" slot="click-content" headline="Dialog title" dismissable dismiss-label="Close" underlay footer="Content for footer" > Content of the dialog </sp-dialog-wrapper> <sp-button slot="trigger" variant="primary">Toggle Dialog</sp-button> </overlay-trigger>
Underlay
The underlay
attribute can be used to add an underlay element between the page content and the dialog.
<overlay-trigger type="modal"> <sp-dialog-wrapper slot="click-content" headline="Dialog title" dismissable dismiss-label="Close" underlay footer="Content for footer" > Content of the dialog </sp-dialog-wrapper> <sp-button slot="trigger" variant="primary">Toggle Dialog</sp-button> </overlay-trigger>
Dismissable
The dismissable
attribute can be used to add an underlay element between the page content and the dialog.
<overlay-trigger type="modal"> <sp-dialog-wrapper slot="click-content" headline="Dialog title" dismissable dismiss-label="Close" underlay footer="Content for footer" > Content of the dialog </sp-dialog-wrapper> <sp-button slot="trigger" variant="primary">Toggle Dialog</sp-button> </overlay-trigger>
Mode
The dialog wrapper supports different display modes:
<overlay-trigger type="modal"> <sp-dialog-wrapper slot="click-content" headline="Dialog title" cancel-label="Cancel" underlay footer="Content for footer" mode="fullscreen" > Content of the dialog </sp-dialog-wrapper> <sp-button slot="trigger" variant="primary">Toggle Dialog</sp-button> </overlay-trigger>
Accessibility
Include a headline
An sp-dialog-wrapper element leverages the headline attribute/property to label the dialog content for screen readers. The headline-visibility attribute will accept a value of "none" to suppress the headline visually.
Manage focus
The dialog wrapper component ensures proper focus management by:
- Moving focus into the dialog when opened
- Trapping tab order within the dialog while open
- Returning focus to the trigger element when closed
The receives-focus
attribute can be used to control whether the dialog should receive focus when it is opened. Leverage the type="modal"
and receives-focus="auto"
settings in the Overlay API to ensure that focus is thrown into the dialog content when opened and that the tab order will be trapped within it while open.
The receives-focus
attribute on overlay-trigger
has three possible values:
auto
(default): Focus will automatically move to the first focusable element in the dialogtrue
: Forces focus to move to the overlay contentfalse
: Prevents focus from moving to the overlay
For accessible dialogs, always use receives-focus="auto"
or receives-focus="true"
to ensure keyboard users can interact with the dialog content.
<overlay-trigger type="modal" receives-focus="true"> <sp-dialog-wrapper slot="click-content" headline="Dialog title" dismissable dismiss-label="Close" underlay footer="Content for footer" mode="fullscreenTakeover" > Content of the dialog </sp-dialog-wrapper> <sp-button slot="trigger" variant="primary">Toggle Dialog</sp-button> </overlay-trigger>