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Build a generic dialog widget.
This widget will essentially be a container, which composes a dialog with standard styling.
I think it should work something along these lines:
from textual.widgets import Dialog def compose(self) -> ComposeResult: with Dialog(title="Text"): yield Label("Do you like Textual?") with Dialog.Buttons(): yield Button("Yes", id="yes") yield Button("No", id="no")
Dialog.Buttons would be a container which docs to the bottom of the dialog, and aligns its contents to the right.
Dialog.Buttons
Discuss API with @willmcgugan
@davep May be able to offer suggestions about styling the dialog.
10h
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@davep Estimates please.
There's been one in the description since you asked this morning.
Please add them to the comments if you have updates. Suggest half days rather than hours. Hours seems a bit too granular.
davep
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Build a generic dialog widget.
This widget will essentially be a container, which composes a dialog with standard styling.
I think it should work something along these lines:
Dialog.Buttons
would be a container which docs to the bottom of the dialog, and aligns its contents to the right.Discuss API with @willmcgugan
@davep May be able to offer suggestions about styling the dialog.
10h
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: