Displaying data in sorted order in HTML web pages is a tedious task. Dialog boxes are used to display information in a presentable form in a web page. A dialog box is a floatable window that contains a title and content. jQuery UI enables developers to create simple and user-friendly dialog boxes for websites. In this article, we will discuss how to create jQuery UI dialog boxes and how to eliminate the close button in these boxes.
First, let us understand the jQuery UI dialog box.
jQuery Dialog() method enables developers to create a simple dialog window in the viewport that is not affected by the content of the page. dialog() Method is used to tell the browser that any HTML element can be displayed in the form of a dialog box. It consists of title bar and content space. By default, it can be moved, resized, and deleted via the close button (x).
$(selector, context).dialog (options);
Title− It enables the developer to decide the title displayed in the dialog box.
Width- It enables the developer to decide the width of the dialog box.
Position - It enables the developer to decide the initial position of the dialog box.
Height - It enables the developer to decide the height of the dialog box.
Button - Used to add buttons to the dialog box.
Max-height - Determines the maximum height of the dialog box
Max-width - Determines the maximum width of the dialog box
Min-height - Determines the minimum height of the dialog box
Min-width - Determine the minimum width of the dialog box
Appendto - When this option is set to false, it enables us to prevent the UIdraggable class from being added to the list of HTML DOM elements.
Auto-open - When this option is left true, the dialog box will open immediately after creation. If false, a dialog box will be opened when called.
Here are the steps you should follow to create a JQuery dialog box.
Step 1 - Add jQuery and jQuery UI CDN to the code inside the