Primer CSS Toasts Implementation and Accessibility

In this article, we will see the implementation and accessibility of Primer CSS Toasts. 

It is a free open-source CSS framework that is built upon systems that create the foundation of the basic style elements such as spacing, typography, and color.  It follows the BEM (Block, Element, and Modifier) approach to name the CSS classes.

Primer CSS Toasts are used to show live feedback to the user. 

The 7 categories of Primer CSS Toasts are:

• Default: This is the default toast used for adding a default message. 
• Variations: The toast has various variations so, it uses success, warning, and error modifiers to communicate different states.
• Toast with dismiss: It allows the user to dismiss a Toast.
• Toast with link: It allows the user to add a link within a toast.
• Toast animation in: It allows the user to add animation in and out of a toast.
• Toast with loading animation:  It allows the user to a loading spinner.
• Toast position: This is used to position Toasts at the bottom left of the viewport i.e, using position-fixed bottom-0 left-0.

Syntax:

<div class="Primer-CSS-Toasts">
 ...
<div>

Example 1:  The below example demonstrates the variations of toast in Primer CSS.

Output:

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Example 2:  The following code demonstrates the Primer CSS Toast Position at the bottom right position.

Output:

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