Bootstrap 4 JS Alert

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Bootstrap 4 JS Alert
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Alert CSS Classes
For a tutorial about Alerts, read our Bootstrap Alerts Tutorial.
Class | Description | Example |
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.alert | Creates an alert message box | Try it |
.alert-danger | Red alert. Indicates a dangerous or potentially negative action | Try it |
.alert-dark | Dark alert. Dark grey alert box | Try it |
.alert-dismissible | Indicates a closable alert box. Together with the .close class, this class is used to close the alert (adds extra padding) | Try it |
.alert-heading | Adds color:inherit to the specified element | Try it |
.alert-info | Light-blue alert.Indicates a neutral informative change or action | Try it |
.alert-light | Light alert. Light grey alert box | Try it |
.alert-link | Used on links inside alerts to provide matching colored links | Try it |
.alert-primary | Blue alert. Indicates an important action | Try it |
.alert-secondary | Grey alert. Indicates a "less" important action | Try it |
.alert-success | Green alert. Indicates a successful or positive action | Try it |
.alert-warning | Yellow alert. Indicates caution should be taken with this action | Try it |
.close | Styles the close button for the alert message (floats right with a specified font-size, color, etc.) | Try it |
Close Alerts Via data-* Attributes
Add data-dismiss="alert"
to a link or a button element to close the
alert message.
Example
<a href="#" class="close" data-dismiss="alert">×</a>
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Close Alerts Via JavaScript
Close manually with:
Example
$('.close').alert("close");
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Alert Options
Alert Methods
The following table lists all available alert methods.
Method | Description | Try it |
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.alert("close") | Closes the alert message | Try it |
.alert("dispose") | Destroys an element's alert. | |
Alert Events
The following table lists all available alert events.
Event | Description | Try it |
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close.bs.alert | Occurs when the alert message is about to be closed | Try it |
closed.bs.alert | Occurs when the alert message has been closed (will wait for CSS transitions to complete) | Try it |
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