How can i create multiple overlapping modal popups, and dismiss all the modals with the close button (data-dismiss) on the last modal.
Thanks in advance.
You should be able to create multiple modals, that will naturally overlap each other based on the order they were clicked in. Then, on whatever modal you want to be able to close all modals, you can use this, adjusting it to your liking:
$('.modal').modal('hide');
Stacking modals isn't supported out-of-the-box in Bootstrap, you'll need to fiddle with the JS (& possibly CSS) yourself:
Overlapping modals not supported
Be sure not to open a modal while another is still visible. Showing more than one modal at a time requires custom code.
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I want to create something like the below description.
I have a button that I want to open five bootstrap modal popups with some data when someone clicks on that button. and I want to show those five modals on one page, separately, without overlapping each other. Is that something that I can achieve using bootstrap modal popups? Or if there's any other better solution, then please submit your answers.
Bootstrap documentation about modal components states this:
Please note multiple modals cannot be open at the same time
Additionally, as other people mentioned in the comments, multiple open modals would be bad UX for a web application.
I am using basic bootstrap modal inside which there is a summernote text area. Problem is when I click on the insert picture button in summernote, it again opens a modal to choose the picture, but if I click on the modal close button of the summernote picture modal without choosing the picture, it closes the main modal too.
I don't want to close the main modal when modal close of the picture modal is clicked. Any help would be appreciated....
Check that these modals do not share the same id attribute
Also check that they do not share the same name attribute
you can give them separate names manually (like numbers: modal1)
you can also name them automatically with your server-side language when creating them, or with JavaScript upon load, but remember to reference these names correctly in the references, buttons & functions that close them.
#argon 's solution didn't work for me.
But I found this solution (provided here):
('#HtmlContent').summernote( {
dialogsInBody: true,
});
I have a 2 modals in the root of my markup and although the docs say not to use more than one at a time I have a scenario where from a users perspective I think it would make the most sense to have 2 modals. Problem is that once the second modal opens, it will dismiss the first as well as the second. Is there any way to target a specific modal or id with data-dismiss="modal" as I am assuming this is where the logic for dismissing modals is?
$('#myModal').modal('hide');
Is the correct syntax to close/hide the modal with id myModal (you can test this on the Bootstrap documentation page).
I'd use JQuery//Bootstrap to close them like:
$('#modal1').modal('hide');
EDIT:CMedina was faster ;)
I am using bootstrap 3 to show a modal on top of a map with spots. I'd like users to be able to click on the spots on the map without the modal exiting.
I already have set the modal background to static so it doesn't quit when you click outside the modal but reducing it's z-index still doesn't allow the spots to be clicked on.
Anyone know how to do it, tried googling but seems like i'm the only one with this weird need
I am not sure if I understood correctly, but do you just want to keep the modal open, even if a user clicks outside of the actual dialogue? If yes, this answer might help you. It says to change data-backdrop to static :
<a data-controls-modal="your_div_id" data-backdrop="static" href="#">
Quick and dirty solution is to reduce the length of backdrop element which works for me because modal is not the left and map is on the right with both sharing equal status in terms of interest
I am using Twitter Bootstrap for everything and it's great but am at the point where I need multiple dialog boxes on the screen. I have not been able to find in the documentation how to do this so I'm assuming it is not something that is included.
I'm looking for something similar to jQuery-UI dialog boxes (NOT modals)
Is there a way to achieve this with Twitter Bootstrap without writing a new piece of code?
There is not problem in doing so. I've a project where it is working fine. There is one 'glitch' the backdrop is stacked so the backdrop (if you use it) of the first dialog is leading and for every dialog one gets stacked on top of it. The dialog you opened first is not greyed out. So probable you want to load you dialog with .modal("show", {backdrop: false}) after the first one and if possible you want your dialogs to be of the same size or bigger then the previously opened dialogs to circumvent the problem.
In our case it's an internal application, so this is not a big issue. But for a public website I could imagine this is a showstopper.