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feat(dialog): add dialog content elements #2090
feat(dialog): add dialog content elements #2090
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Out of interest, why is the md-dialog-title selector just an attribute? |
It's there to encourage you to use the appropriate native elements @pietie (e.g. |
Have you considered an "align" attribute on md-dialog-actions similar to md-card? "center" would also be a nice addition to start|end as well. |
Nope, I followed the example from #1624, but it sounds reasonable. |
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I pulled it down and this looks like just what I had in mind. Thanks!
I like the idea of adding align
to md-dialog-actions
in a follow-up PR.
@Directive({ | ||
selector: '[md-dialog-title]', | ||
host: { | ||
role: 'heading' |
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I don't think we should put a role
on this- the user should just put it on the appropriate element (h2
, header
, etc.)
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I added it in case the attribute was added to something like a div
. I'll scope the selector to the proper nodes.
@Directive({ | ||
selector: '[md-dialog-content], md-dialog-content', | ||
host: { | ||
role: 'main' |
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I don't think we should have this role; nothing in the W3C authoring practices mentiones it and the docs for role="main" says there should only be one per "document" (for which a modal dialog doesn't count).
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Shouldn't the content have some kind of role? The main
was the only one I could find that seemed to fit.
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I don't think it needs a role at all
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[md-dialog-title] { | ||
font-size: rem(2); |
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I'd like to avoid using this rem
function for now... the fact that it's even here is a leftover from an earlier version. During beta we're going to work on a more comprehensive typography solution.
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What should I go with in this case? Put in the computed value?
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Yeah, go ahead with the computed value for now.
display: block; | ||
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&:last-child { | ||
margin-bottom: -$md-dialog-padding; |
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Add a comment explaining what this style is for?
* Button that will close the current dialog. | ||
*/ | ||
@Directive({ | ||
selector: 'button[md-dialog-close]', |
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Also add mat-
prefixed selectors (will be used for material1 compatibility mode).
$md-dialog-padding: 24px !default; | ||
$md-dialog-border-radius: 2px !default; | ||
$md-dialog-max-width: 80vw !default; | ||
$md-dialog-max-height: 65vh !default; |
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Where do these max-height and max-width come from?
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The max-width
is the same that Material 1 used, the max-height
is arbitrary. M1 has 80% for the max-height
as well, although that's for the entire dialog, whereas here we only have it on the md-dialog-content
.
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Do we need to set a max-width and max-height at all, then? I could imagine some people wanting to do a full-screen dialog.
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I'd say so, otherwise the dialog content won't become scrollable. Also I'm not sure whether fullscreen dialogs are in the spec.
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actually yes, there are fullscreen dialogs in material guidelines https://material.io/guidelines/components/dialogs.html#dialogs-full-screen-dialogs
[md-dialog-title] { | ||
font-size: rem(2); | ||
font-weight: bold; | ||
letter-spacing: 0.005em; |
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Why is letter-spacing
necessary here?
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I went with whatever M1 was doing, I'm not sure what the reasoning for it was.
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Let's remove it, then.
selector: 'button[md-dialog-close]', | ||
host: { | ||
'(click)': 'dialog.closeTop()' | ||
} |
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We need to add a default aria-label
to this that says "Close dialog". Also a unit test that ensures an aria-label
set by the user overrides the default.
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import {Directive} from '@angular/core'; |
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Let's call this file dialog-content-directives.ts
@Directive({ | ||
selector: 'button[md-dialog-close]', | ||
host: { | ||
'(click)': 'dialog.closeTop()' |
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I don't think this will work for situations where there are two dialogs open side-by-side instead of one on top of the other. I took a poke at the code and found that you can inject the MdDialogRef
here because the content is loaded with an instance of DialogInjector
, so this works:
/**
* Button that will close the current dialog.
*/
@Directive({
selector: 'button[md-dialog-close]',
host: {
'(click)': 'dialogRef.close()'
}
})
export class MdDialogClose {
constructor(public dialogRef: MdDialogRef<any>) { }
}
With this change, I don't think we need closeTop
any more.
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Was going to say pretty much the same thing. As is it will break some more exotic use cases.
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I went this route since it's not currently possible to have multiple dialogs side-by-side. Also I wasn't aware of the DialogInjector
. I'll try it out.
Addressed the feedback @jelbourn. |
LGTM, just needs rebase. Go ahead and apply the |
Adds the following dialog-specific directives: * `md-dialog-close` - Closes the current dialog. * `md-dialog-title` - Title of a dialog. * `md-dialog-content` - Scrollable content for a dialog. * `md-dialog-actions` - Container for the bottom buttons in a dialog. Fixes angular#1624. Fixes angular#2042.
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is it possible to override md-dialog-max-width somehow? I'm unable to change it to anything else in spite of !default attribute. The space is precious especially in xs-sm, hard coded 80vw seems to be too small |
one more thing - material design guidelines for dialogs (except for alertdialog) have an toolbar at the top, did you consider the possibility to give an option of aligning md-dialog-actions to the top or introducing one more directive like md-dialog-toolbar? It would be also awesome if that toolbar could have home button, title and action areas |
md-dialog-container {
max-width: <some value>;
}
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@crisbeto Where exactly might you override the max-width in the CSS? Setting it on the parent component calling the Dialog or the Dialog itself's style does not seem to change the max-width to whatever it is set to. http://plnkr.co/edit/7CE3VG1LUj2VtLCtdaOM?p=preview @chpasha Did you have any luck? |
yes, I did succeed http://plnkr.co/edit/B46euKJxtf8RXu1O0smZ?p=preview
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Adds the following dialog-specific directives:
md-dialog-close
- Closes the current dialog.md-dialog-title
- Title of a dialog.md-dialog-content
- Scrollable content for a dialog.md-dialog-actions
- Container for the bottom buttons in a dialog.Fixes #1624.
Fixes #2042.