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i searched for a while now, but didn't found a solution.
Is it possible to set the desired iron-overlay-backdrop background-color for a single instance of a paper-dialog?
For example, i want to use one as a error message, and here the background should be read. In the next case, i want to use it as a success message, where the background should be green.
Using toasts is not an option in this case as i'm trying to build a general MessageBox element which can handle various states and can also act as a prompt.
Thx for your replies and your work!
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Hi, you could create your own implementation of the IronOverlayBehavior like the shop-cart-modal does, and ensure you hide the backdropElement when the overlay is opened, and restore its display when the overlay is closed. See this example http://jsbin.com/qozifek/3/edit?html,output
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Hey Polymer-Team,
i searched for a while now, but didn't found a solution.
Is it possible to set the desired iron-overlay-backdrop background-color for a single instance of a paper-dialog?
For example, i want to use one as a error message, and here the background should be read. In the next case, i want to use it as a success message, where the background should be green.
Using toasts is not an option in this case as i'm trying to build a general MessageBox element which can handle various states and can also act as a prompt.
Thx for your replies and your work!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: