From what I can see, we have control over the header, footer and body classes. This is useful for style variations for content within those areas but it doesn't help with customizing the actual modal itself.
1st Issue:
My app has two styles of modal, one with a standard backdrop, another without a backdrop and a customized <bs-modal-container>. My suggestion would be to add custom class on the root component level (<modal-overlay>) or a customized class on the <body> to achieve this.
Great plugin!
From what I can see, we have control over the header, footer and body classes. This is useful for style variations for content within those areas but it doesn't help with customizing the actual modal itself.
1st Issue:
My app has two styles of modal, one with a standard backdrop, another without a backdrop and a customized
<bs-modal-container>
. My suggestion would be to add custom class on the root component level (<modal-overlay>
) or a customized class on the<body>
to achieve this.Thanks