If true
, the modal will be open.
Modal
A modal is a dialog that focuses the user's attention exclusively on an information via a window that is overlaid on primary content.
Theming#
The Modal
component is a multipart component.
To learn more about styling multipart components, visit the Component Style page.
Anatomy#
- A:
header
- B:
overlay
- C:
dialogContainer
- D:
dialog
- E:
closeButton
- F:
body
- G:
footer
You can find more information in the source here.
Theming properties#
The properties that affect the theming of the Modal
component are:
variant
: The visual variant of theModal
. Defaults to baseStyle.size
: The size of theModal
. Defaults to md.
Theming utilities#
createMultiStyleConfigHelpers
: a function that returns a set of utilities for creating style configs for a multipart component (definePartsStyle and defineMultiStyleConfig).definePartsStyle
: a function used to create multipart style objects.defineMultiStyleConfig
: a function used to define the style configuration for a multipart component.
Customizing the default theme#
import { modalAnatomy as parts } from '@chakra-ui/anatomy'import { createMultiStyleConfigHelpers } from '@chakra-ui/styled-system'const { definePartsStyle, defineMultiStyleConfig } =createMultiStyleConfigHelpers(parts.keys)const baseStyle = definePartsStyle({// define the part you're going to styleoverlay: {bg: 'blackAlpha.200', //change the background},dialog: {borderRadius: 'md',bg: `purple.100`,},})export const modalTheme = defineMultiStyleConfig({baseStyle,})
After customizing the modal theme, we can import it in our theme file and add it in the components property:
import { extendTheme } from '@chakra-ui/react'import { modalTheme } from './components/theme/modal'export const theme = extendTheme({components: { Modal: modalTheme },})
This is a crucial step to make sure that any changes that we make to the
Modal
theme are applied.
Adding a custom size#
Let's assume we want to change the font size of both header and dialog.
import { modalAnatomy as parts } from '@chakra-ui/anatomy'import {createMultiStyleConfigHelpers,defineStyle,} from '@chakra-ui/styled-system'const { definePartsStyle, defineMultiStyleConfig } =createMultiStyleConfigHelpers(parts.keys)const xl = defineStyle({px: '6',py: '2',fontSize: 'xl',})const sm = defineStyle({fontSize: 'sm',py: '6',})const sizes = {xl: definePartsStyle({ header: sm, dialog: xl }),}export const modalTheme = defineMultiStyleConfig({sizes,})// Now we can use the new `xl` size<Modal size="xl" ... />
Every time you're adding anything new to the theme, you'd need to run the CLI command to get proper autocomplete in your IDE. You can learn more about the CLI tool here.
Adding a custom variant#
Let's assume we want to include a custom variant. Here's how we can do that:
import { modalAnatomy as parts } from '@chakra-ui/anatomy'import { createMultiStyleConfigHelpers } from '@chakra-ui/styled-system'const { definePartsStyle, defineMultiStyleConfig } =createMultiStyleConfigHelpers(parts.keys)const purple = definePartsStyle({dialog: {borderRadius: 'md',bg: `purple.100`,// Let's also provide dark mode alternatives_dark: {bg: `purple.600`,color: 'white',},},})export const modalTheme = defineMultiStyleConfig({variants: { purple },})// Now we can use the new `purple` variant<Modal variant='purple' ... />
Changing the default properties#
Let's assume we want to change the default size and variant of every Modal
in
our app.
import { modalAnatomy as parts } from '@chakra-ui/anatomy'import { createMultiStyleConfigHelpers } from '@chakra-ui/styled-system'const { defineMultiStyleConfig } = createMultiStyleConfigHelpers(parts.keys)export const modalTheme = defineMultiStyleConfig({defaultProps: {size: 'xl',variant: 'purple',},})// This saves you time, instead of manually setting the size and variant every time you use an Modal:<Modal size="xl" variant="purple" ... />
Showcase#
import { Modal, ModalOverlay, ModalContent, ModalHeader, ModalFooter, ModalBody, ModalCloseButton, useDisclosure, Button, Box, IconButton, useColorMode, } from "@chakra-ui/react"; import { FaMoon, FaSun } from "react-icons/fa"; export default function App() { const { isOpen, onOpen, onClose } = useDisclosure(); const { toggleColorMode, colorMode } = useColorMode(); return ( <Box position="relative" h="100vh" p={12}> <Button onClick={onOpen}>Open Modal</Button> <Modal isOpen={isOpen} onClose={onClose}> <ModalOverlay /> <ModalContent> <ModalHeader>Modal Title</ModalHeader> <ModalCloseButton /> <ModalBody> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet. Et corporis quisquam eum adipisci impedit quo eius nisi est aspernatur vel veniam velit qui numquam totam. Vel debitis sint ut culpa cupiditate a dolores voluptates ut vero voluptatem non rerum aliquid qui sapiente possimus. Eum natus voluptates hic galisum architecto et nobis incidunt ut odio ipsum qui repudiandae voluptatem. </ModalBody> <ModalFooter> <Button colorScheme="blue" mr={3} onClick={onClose}> Close </Button> <Button variant="ghost">Secondary Action</Button> </ModalFooter> </ModalContent> </Modal> <IconButton aria-label="change theme" rounded="full" size="xs" position="absolute" bottom={4} left={4} onClick={toggleColorMode} icon={colorMode === "dark" ? <FaSun /> : <FaMoon />} /> </Box> ); }
Props#
Modal Props#
isOpen
required
isOpen
required
boolean
onClose
required
onClose
required
Callback invoked to close the modal.
() => void
allowPinchZoom
allowPinchZoom
Handle zoom/pinch gestures on iOS devices when scroll locking is enabled.
boolean
false.
autoFocus
autoFocus
If true
, the modal will autofocus the first enabled and interactive
element within the ModalContent
boolean
true
blockScrollOnMount
blockScrollOnMount
If true
, scrolling will be disabled on the body
when the modal opens.
boolean
true
closeOnEsc
closeOnEsc
If true
, the modal will close when the Esc
key is pressed
boolean
true
closeOnOverlayClick
closeOnOverlayClick
If true
, the modal will close when the overlay is clicked
boolean
true
colorScheme
colorScheme
The visual color appearance of the component
"whiteAlpha" | "blackAlpha" | "gray" | "red" | "orange" | "yellow" | "green" | "teal" | "blue" | "cyan" | "purple" | "pink" | "linkedin" | "facebook" | "messenger" | "whatsapp" | "twitter" | "telegram"
finalFocusRef
finalFocusRef
The ref
of element to receive focus when the modal closes.
RefObject<FocusableElement>
id
id
The id
of the modal
string
initialFocusRef
initialFocusRef
The ref
of element to receive focus when the modal opens.
RefObject<FocusableElement>
isCentered
isCentered
If true
, the modal will be centered on screen.
boolean
false
lockFocusAcrossFrames
lockFocusAcrossFrames
Enables aggressive focus capturing within iframes.
- If true
: keep focus in the lock, no matter where lock is active
- If false
: allows focus to move outside of iframe
boolean
false
motionPreset
motionPreset
The transition that should be used for the modal
MotionPreset
scale
onCloseComplete
onCloseComplete
Fires when all exiting nodes have completed animating out
() => void
onEsc
onEsc
Callback fired when the escape key is pressed and focus is within modal
() => void
onOverlayClick
onOverlayClick
Callback fired when the overlay is clicked.
() => void
portalProps
portalProps
Props to be forwarded to the portal component
Pick<
PortalProps,
"appendToParentPortal" | "containerRef"
>
preserveScrollBarGap
preserveScrollBarGap
If true
, a `padding-right` will be applied to the body element
that's equal to the width of the scrollbar.
This can help prevent some unpleasant flickering effect
and content adjustment when the modal opens
boolean
true
returnFocusOnClose
returnFocusOnClose
If true
, the modal will return focus to the element that triggered it when it closes.
boolean
true
scrollBehavior
scrollBehavior
Where scroll behavior should originate.
- If set to inside
, scroll only occurs within the ModalBody
.
- If set to outside
, the entire ModalContent
will scroll within the viewport.
ScrollBehavior
outside
size
size
The size of the Modal
"xs" | "sm" | "md" | "lg" | "xl" | "2xl" | "3xl" | "4xl" | "5xl" | "6xl" | "full"
md
trapFocus
trapFocus
If false
, focus lock will be disabled completely.
This is useful in situations where you still need to interact with
other surrounding elements.
🚨Warning: We don't recommend doing this because it hurts the
accessibility of the modal, based on WAI-ARIA specifications.
boolean
true
useInert
useInert
A11y: If true
, the siblings of the modal
will have `aria-hidden`
set to true
so that screen readers can only see the modal
.
This is commonly known as making the other elements **inert**
boolean
true
variant
variant
The variant of the Modal
string
Other components#
ModalOverlay
,ModalHeader
,ModalFooter
andModalBody
composesBox
component.ModalCloseButton
composesCloseButton
.
Theming#
The Modal
component is a multipart component.
To learn more about styling multipart components, visit the Component Style page.
Anatomy#
- A:
header
- B:
overlay
- C:
dialogContainer
- D:
dialog
- E:
closeButton
- F:
body
- G:
footer
You can find more information in the source here.
Theming properties#
The properties that affect the theming of the Modal
component are:
variant
: The visual variant of theModal
. Defaults to baseStyle.size
: The size of theModal
. Defaults to md.
Theming utilities#
createMultiStyleConfigHelpers
: a function that returns a set of utilities for creating style configs for a multipart component (definePartsStyle and defineMultiStyleConfig).definePartsStyle
: a function used to create multipart style objects.defineMultiStyleConfig
: a function used to define the style configuration for a multipart component.
Customizing the default theme#
import { modalAnatomy as parts } from '@chakra-ui/anatomy'import { createMultiStyleConfigHelpers } from '@chakra-ui/styled-system'const { definePartsStyle, defineMultiStyleConfig } =createMultiStyleConfigHelpers(parts.keys)const baseStyle = definePartsStyle({// define the part you're going to styleoverlay: {bg: 'blackAlpha.200', //change the background},dialog: {borderRadius: 'md',bg: `purple.100`,},})export const modalTheme = defineMultiStyleConfig({baseStyle,})
After customizing the modal theme, we can import it in our theme file and add it in the components property:
import { extendTheme } from '@chakra-ui/react'import { modalTheme } from './components/theme/modal'export const theme = extendTheme({components: { Modal: modalTheme },})
This is a crucial step to make sure that any changes that we make to the
Modal
theme are applied.
Adding a custom size#
Let's assume we want to change the font size of both header and dialog.
import { modalAnatomy as parts } from '@chakra-ui/anatomy'import {createMultiStyleConfigHelpers,defineStyle,} from '@chakra-ui/styled-system'const { definePartsStyle, defineMultiStyleConfig } =createMultiStyleConfigHelpers(parts.keys)const xl = defineStyle({px: '6',py: '2',fontSize: 'xl',})const sm = defineStyle({fontSize: 'sm',py: '6',})const sizes = {xl: definePartsStyle({ header: sm, dialog: xl }),}export const modalTheme = defineMultiStyleConfig({sizes,})// Now we can use the new `xl` size<Modal size="xl" ... />
Every time you're adding anything new to the theme, you'd need to run the CLI command to get proper autocomplete in your IDE. You can learn more about the CLI tool here.
Adding a custom variant#
Let's assume we want to include a custom variant. Here's how we can do that:
import { modalAnatomy as parts } from '@chakra-ui/anatomy'import { createMultiStyleConfigHelpers } from '@chakra-ui/styled-system'const { definePartsStyle, defineMultiStyleConfig } =createMultiStyleConfigHelpers(parts.keys)const purple = definePartsStyle({dialog: {borderRadius: 'md',bg: `purple.100`,// Let's also provide dark mode alternatives_dark: {bg: `purple.600`,color: 'white',},},})export const modalTheme = defineMultiStyleConfig({variants: { purple },})// Now we can use the new `purple` variant<Modal variant='purple' ... />
Changing the default properties#
Let's assume we want to change the default size and variant of every Modal
in
our app.
import { modalAnatomy as parts } from '@chakra-ui/anatomy'import { createMultiStyleConfigHelpers } from '@chakra-ui/styled-system'const { defineMultiStyleConfig } = createMultiStyleConfigHelpers(parts.keys)export const modalTheme = defineMultiStyleConfig({defaultProps: {size: 'xl',variant: 'purple',},})// This saves you time, instead of manually setting the size and variant every time you use an Modal:<Modal size="xl" variant="purple" ... />
Showcase#
import { Modal, ModalOverlay, ModalContent, ModalHeader, ModalFooter, ModalBody, ModalCloseButton, useDisclosure, Button, Box, IconButton, useColorMode, } from "@chakra-ui/react"; import { FaMoon, FaSun } from "react-icons/fa"; export default function App() { const { isOpen, onOpen, onClose } = useDisclosure(); const { toggleColorMode, colorMode } = useColorMode(); return ( <Box position="relative" h="100vh" p={12}> <Button onClick={onOpen}>Open Modal</Button> <Modal isOpen={isOpen} onClose={onClose}> <ModalOverlay /> <ModalContent> <ModalHeader>Modal Title</ModalHeader> <ModalCloseButton /> <ModalBody> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet. Et corporis quisquam eum adipisci impedit quo eius nisi est aspernatur vel veniam velit qui numquam totam. Vel debitis sint ut culpa cupiditate a dolores voluptates ut vero voluptatem non rerum aliquid qui sapiente possimus. Eum natus voluptates hic galisum architecto et nobis incidunt ut odio ipsum qui repudiandae voluptatem. </ModalBody> <ModalFooter> <Button colorScheme="blue" mr={3} onClick={onClose}> Close </Button> <Button variant="ghost">Secondary Action</Button> </ModalFooter> </ModalContent> </Modal> <IconButton aria-label="change theme" rounded="full" size="xs" position="absolute" bottom={4} left={4} onClick={toggleColorMode} icon={colorMode === "dark" ? <FaSun /> : <FaMoon />} /> </Box> ); }