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Webdevs what's the best way to make an in-site pop-up (one that doesn't create a new browser window, rather something within the browser)? Is there an html/css way or only javascript has the answer?
And by pop-up I mean something the user actively clicks on and a pop up comes up.
You generally need some JavaScript, unless something new snuck through. But you can generally create a div that fills the screen (so that the user doesn't click the background) and has something like position: absolute;. The JavaScript would add and remove another CSS class that hides the element. I have a silly unfinished project (I never got around to figuring out the AI) that has a few "modal" popups, including one on startup that just gives the code time to set up, that might help put that into better context.
Thanks for the advice! Your project sounds fun, is there plans to finish it? :D Appreciate the link to figure out the context, many thanks!
And thank you! I'll probably get to it eventually (though it's technically playable now, as long as you don't mind playing both sides). I just need to carve out a day or two to figure out how to do the "branch and bound" code (whatever specific algorithm makes the most sense) efficiently for this kind of problem...
There is a low javascript solution using a <dialog/> element.
https://css-tricks.com/some-hands-on-with-the-html-dialog-element/
Thanks so much for your reply! I will check this out. Much, much appreciated!!
