Example of making a modal box using HTML5 and CSS3

This article introduces an example of using HTML5 and CSS3 to create a modal box and shares it with everyone. The details are as follows:

Maybe you don’t want to read a bunch of lengthy instructions below, and want to directly view the source code or an online example. The link below is a functional modal box I created using CSS3 transition, opacity, pointer-event and other attributes.

You can click on it to go to Github to view the source code: ModalBox-Tutorial

Front-end components are driven by business and interaction scenarios, and modal boxes are no exception. A common scenario is to perform an operation, such as clicking a button, and then display a modal box to provide feedback to the user or guide the user to perform an interface. down interaction. The interaction of a modal box may include 5 steps:

1. There is a button or link that the user clicks to trigger the display of the modal box;

2. When the modal box is displayed, there will be a transparent mask layer that blocks the entire current viewport;

3. The content of the modal box will appear in a certain position (usually the middle) of the viewport in a non-transparent color (usually white);

4. The content of the modal box (usually in the upper right corner) will have a close sign. Clicking it will hide the modal box;

5. The content of the modal box should be specified based on the actual business scenario, so it can be of any structure.

style

1. .modalbox is initially hidden;

1. .modalbox is a transparent mask layer;

2. .modalbox-dialog is a non-transparent content layer;

3. After clicking the show modal box link, .modalbox will be displayed;

4. After clicking .modalbox-close-btn, .modalbox will be hidden;

Effect example

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