8.9. Foundation reminder box

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Foundation can easily create a reminder box:

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提醒框可以使用 .alert-box 类创建, 可以添加可选的类： .secondary , .success , .info , .warning 或 .alert :

8.9.1. Example 


  This is a default alert box.




  This is a secondary alert box.




  Success! This alert box indicates a successful or
positive action.




  Info! This alert box indicates a neutral informative
change or action.




  Warning! This alert box indicates a warning that
might need attention.




  Alert! This alert box indicates a dangerous or
potentially negative action.

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Note

The width of the reminder box is 100% of the container.

Fillet reminder box

.radius And .round Class is used to fillet the reminder box

8.9.2. Example 


  Success! Alert box with a radius.




  Info! Alert box that is rounded.

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Close the reminder box

To close the reminder box, you can add to the connection or button element class="close" Class and initialize the Foundation JS:

8.9.3. Example 


  This is a default alert box with closing functionality.
  ×

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& times; (x) is a HTML character entity that represents an icon for a close button, rather than the letter “x”.

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