I'm happy to hear that you're finding to be enjoyable! Customizing it as a stand-alone query is a smart step for a cleaner user experience, and it's unquestionably a stylish substitute for conventional modals. I've looked through the two documentation links you provided; they provide a good place to start, particularly when adjusting features like buttons, backdrop, and icons. Websites like netmirror tv, a free streaming program that blends slick interface elements with rich user interactions—you can download it and see how it balances simplicity and design—might be worth looking at if you're looking for further inspiration and real-world UI ideas.

Glad to hear you're enjoying the feel of Swal.fire! It’s definitely a sleek alternative to traditional modals, and customizing it as a standalone query is a great move for a cleaner UX. I’ve checked out both of the documentation links you mentioned—they offer a solid starting point, especially for tweaking attributes like icons, buttons, and backdrop. For further inspiration and real-world UI ideas, you might want to explore websites like telelatino a free streaming app that combines smooth interface elements with rich user interactions—you can download it and see how it balances simplicity and design.

Glad to hear you're enjoying the feel of Swal.fire! It’s definitely a sleek alternative to traditional modals, and customizing it as a standalone query is a great move for a cleaner UX. I’ve checked out both of the documentation links you mentioned—they offer a solid starting point, especially for tweaking attributes like icons, buttons, and backdrop. For further inspiration and real-world UI ideas, you might want to explore websites like telelatino tv, a free streaming app that combines smooth interface elements with rich user interactions—you can download it and see how it balances simplicity and design.

Great insights on customizing Swal.fire alerts! For applications requiring pnp clearance online, it's essential to ensure that alert messages are clear and informative. Utilizing Swal.fire's features like custom titles, icons, and buttons can enhance user experience during these critical processes. For instance, a success alert after a successful application submission can reassure users, while a warning alert can inform them of missing requirements.

You can achieve line breaks in SweetAlert2 (Swal.fire) by using HTML tags inside the text or html attribute. Since \n and <br> don’t work in text, try switching to html like this:

Swal.fire({
 title: "Custom Alert",
 html: "Line 1 of text<br>Line 2 of text",
 icon: "info"
});

Hey! SweetAlert2 is a fantastic choice for sleek and customizable alerts. Regarding your issue with new lines, you can achieve line breaks in the text property using template literals (backticks) or by setting html instead of text. Try this:

Swal.fire({ title: "Custom Alert", text: `Line 1 of text Line 2 of text`, });

Swal.fire({ title: "Custom Alert", html: "Line 1 of text<br>Line 2 of text", });

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Hi,

You can try to use HTML format, instead of text:

swal({ title: "hi", html: "First line<br>Second line" });