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The Magento modal widget implements a secondary window that opens on top of the main window. It contains the overlay and modal content. The modal widget configuration enables the following:

  • Configuring as popup or slide
  • Controlling stack of modal widgets
  • Setting buttons for action bar

The modal widget source is <Magento_Ui_module_dir>/view/base/web/js/modal/modal.js

The widget uses the following templates:

The design patterns for the modal pop-up windows in the Admin are described in the Magento Admin Pattern Library, the Slide-out Panels, Modal Windows, and Overlays topic.

To initialize the widget in your script, use the following general notation:

$('#modal_content').modal({
    <option1>: <value1>,
    <option2>: <value2>,
    ...
});

For details about how to initialize the widget in a.phtml template, refer to the Javascript initialization topic.

The modal widget has the following options:

Automatically open the modal window when the widget is initialized.

Type: Boolean

Default value: false

Array of buttons for action pane.

Type: Array

Structure:

buttons: [{
    text: '',
    class: '',
    click: function() {} //handler on button click
}]

Default value:

buttons: [{
    text: 'Ok',
    class: '',
    click: function() {
        this.closeModal();
    }
}]

Close the modal window when a user clicks on the overlay.

Type: Boolean

Default value: true

Selector to focusing when a modal window opens or ‘none’ if focusing is not necessary.

Type: String

Default value: ''

Modal scroll position.

Type: Boolean

Default value: false

Custom classes for modal window.

Type: String

Default value: empty

Sets a margin between slide modal windows.

Type: Number

Default value: 45

Turn popup modal window to slide panel on small screens. Available if the type option is set to modal.

Type: Boolean

Default value: false

Translated title for popup window.

Type: String

Default value: empty

The type of window: popup or slide.

Type: String

Default value: popup

The modal widget has the following methods:

Open the modal window.

Close the modal window.

The modal widget is subscribed to the following events:

Called when the modal window is closed.

Called when the modal window is opened.

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Keyboard navigation

  • the ESC key: close the current modal window
  • the TAB key: set focus to the next focusable element (looped inside the modal window)
  • the SHIFT+TAB keys combination: set focus to the previous focusable element (looped inside the modal window)