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<Alert.Title />, <Alert.Body /> and onClose property are there to allow faster development without needing
to spend too much time thinking about minor details. But if you need more freedom you can just pass any custom jsx to
<Alert /> as children and it should still work fine.
| Name | Description | Default | Control |
|---|---|---|---|
| alertPositionX | alert's position along the x axis "left""center""right" | "left" | |
| alertPositionY | alert's position along the y axis "top""middle""bottom" | "bottom" | |
| color | "primary""secondary""warning""danger" | "primary" | |
| fullWidth | boolean | false | |
| glass | have glassy background for alert ✨ boolean | false | |
| onClose | if this function is passed as prop, a cross icon button will be present on the alert component and this function will run when that button is clicked MouseEventHandler<HTMLButtonElement> | - | onClose : { |
| show | boolean | false |