Module dialog 

Modal dialogs — a trigger button that presents a centered modal panel.

Three cooperating types cover the common dialog use-case. Dialog is the high-level entry point: a Button (or custom trigger) that, on activation, presents a ModalContainer above a full-viewport dimming ModalScrim. DialogContent is the convenience body layout — a VStack with an optional title, supporting text, scrollable body slot, and a footer slot separated by a Divider.

When to use

• Dialog::new(label).content(|| …) for the common “button opens dialog” pattern.
• Dialog::new(label).trigger(my_icon_button).content(|| …) to use a custom widget as the trigger instead of the default Button.
• ModalContainer::new(content) directly when you need to present a modal from handler code via ctx.present_modal(ModalRequest::…) rather than a persistent trigger.

Accessibility

ModalContainer is a Role::Dialog node and announces set_modal(). Its accessible name defaults to the DialogContent title (via Widget::accessible_title_hint) or falls back to the localized a11y_dialog_name message; pass .title(tr!(…)) to the container for an explicit override. The trigger button advertises HasPopup::Dialog and set_expanded tracks whether the modal is currently open.

use teksilo_widgets::dialog::{Dialog, DialogContent};
use teksilo_i18n::lit;

let _d = Dialog::new(lit!("Open settings"))
    .content(|| {
        DialogContent::new()
            .title(lit!("Settings"))
            .supporting_text(lit!("Adjust your preferences below."))
    });

Structs

Dialog

A trigger button that presents a modal dialog when activated.

DialogContent

Convenience body layout for a modal dialog: optional title, supporting text, scrollable body slot, and a Divider-separated footer row.

ModalContainer

Rounded panel chrome that wraps a modal dialog’s content widget.

ModalScrim

Full-viewport dimming scrim painted behind a ModalContainer.