Releases: vaadin/vaadin-confirm-dialog
v1.1.0-alpha1
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API Documentation →
Changes Since v1.0.0:
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- Update analysis
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3b09b9b Update license checker to 2.1.0-alpha2 (#53)
Sync with a skeleton
Update dependencies to stable -
38a8a96 Add documentation on what can be styled and slotted in the component (#51)
- Add documentation on what can be styled and slotted in the component
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536b5b0 add an aria-label to avoid the dialog content being read twice (#38)
- add an aria-label to avoid the dialog content being read twice
Without an
aria-label
screen readers (NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver) read the dialog content twice: once as a title and another time as the content.Depends on vaadin/vaadin-dialog#91
Fixes #29 -
3504e9f Update .travis.yml (#48)
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Update .travis.yml
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Run polymer analyze
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868d102 Update config for builds (#47)
Updated dependencies management
Update build config and script
Fix the build
Add skeleton changes -
6776e26 Make compatible with latest minors (#46)
- Make compatible with latest minors
Fixes #19
v1.0.0
Live Demo →
API Documentation →
Vaadin Confirm Dialog 1.0
<vaadin-confirm-dialog>
is an easy to use Web Component to ask the user to confirm a choice.
Features
- Support for 1, 2 and 3 action buttons
- Possibility to override buttons visibility, text and theme
- Possibility to replace the buttons with your own components
Example
<vaadin-confirm-dialog header="Meeting starting" confirm-text="OK">
Your next meeting starts in 5 minutes
</vaadin-confirm-dialog>
v1.0.0-beta3
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API Documentation →
Changes Since v1.0.0-beta2:
v1.0.0-beta2
<vaadin-confirm-dialog>
is an easy to use component to ask the user to confirm a choice.
Features
- Support for 1, 2 and 3 action buttons
- Possibility to override buttons visibility, text and theme
- Possibility to replace the buttons with your own components
Changes since last version
- Confirm button is always shown
- No other changes in behavior or API
- Improvements in documentation and demos
First beta for <vaadin-confirm-dialog>
<vaadin-confirm-dialog>
is an easy to use component to ask the user to confirm a choice.
Features
- Support for 1, 2 and 3 action buttons
- Possibility to override buttons visibility, text and theme
- Possibility to replace the buttons with your own components