Title
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal component usage\n\nNote that `PopupLogin` should have its own styles to look like a popup, it is advised to use custom `PopupLayout` (Learn below).\n\n```tsx\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\" // import default styles if should\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n // Recommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] then [Name of a modal] i.e. DialogMyName\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal Template\n\nThere is a multicontainers feature - you can put containers at different depths of your app to vary templates.\n\nOnly one container will be used.\n\nThe last mounted container will be used.\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalContext } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalContext()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEventTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal component usage\n\nNote that `PopupLogin` should have its own styles to look like a popup, it is advised to use custom `PopupLayout` (Learn below).\n\n```tsx\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\" // import default styles if should\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n // Recommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] then [Name of a modal] i.e. DialogMyName\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal Template\n\nThere is a multicontainers feature - you can put containers at different depths of your app to vary templates.\n\nOnly one container will be used.\n\nThe last mounted container will be used.\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalContext } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalContext()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEventTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal component usage\n\nNote that `PopupLogin` should have its own styles to look like a popup, it is advised to use custom `PopupLayout` (Learn below).\n\n```tsx\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\" // import default styles if want\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n // Recommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] then [Name of a modal] i.e. DialogMyName\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal Template\n\nThere is a multicontainers feature - you can put containers at different depths of your app to vary templates.\n\nOnly one container will be used.\n\nThe last mounted container will be used.\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[Take a look at this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalContext } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalContext()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEventTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal component usage\n\nNote that `PopupLogin` should have its own styles to look like a popup, it is advised to use custom `PopupLayout` (Learn below).\n\n```tsx\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\" // import default styles if want\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n // Recommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] then [Name of a modal] i.e. DialogMyName\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal Template\n\nThere is a multicontainers feature - you can put containers at different depths of your app to vary templates.\n\nOnly one container will be used.\n\nThe last mounted container will be used.\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[Take a look at this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalContext } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalContext()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEventTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal component usage\n\nNote that `PopupLogin` should have its own styles to look like a popup, it is advised to use custom `PopupLayout` (Learn below).\n\n```tsx\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\" // import default styles if want\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n // Recommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] then [Name of a modal] i.e. DialogMyName\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal Template\n\nThere is a multicontainers feature - you can put containers at different depths of your app to vary templates.\n\nOnly one container will be used.\n\nThe last mounted container will be used.\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[Take a look at this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalContext } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalContext()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEventTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal component usage\n\nNote that `PopupLogin` should have its own styles to look like a popup, it is advised to use custom `PopupLayout` (Learn below).\n\n```tsx\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\" // import default styles if want\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n // Recommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] then [Name of a modal] i.e. DialogMyName\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal Template\n\nThere is a multicontainers feature - you can put containers at different depths of your app to vary templates.\n\nOnly one container will be used.\n\nThe last mounted container will be used.\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[Take a look at this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalContext } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalContext()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEventTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal component usage\n\nNote that `PopupLogin` should have its own styles to look like a popup, it is advised to use custom `PopupLayout` (Learn below).\n\n```tsx\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\" // import default styles if want\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n // Recommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] then [Name of a modal] i.e. DialogMyName\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal Template\n\nThere is a multicontainers feature - you can put containers at different depths of your app to vary templates.\n\nOnly one container will be used.\n\nThe last mounted container will be used.\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[Take a look at this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalContext } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalContext()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEventTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal component usage\n\nNote that `PopupLogin` should have its own styles to look like a popup, it is advised to use custom `PopupLayout` (Learn below).\n\n```tsx\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\" // import default styles if want\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n // Recommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] then [Name of a modal] i.e. DialogMyName\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal Template\n\nThere is a multicontainers feature - you can put containers at different depths of your app to vary templates.\n\nOnly one container will be used.\n\nThe last mounted container will be used.\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[Take a look at this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalContext } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalContext()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEventTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal component usage\n\nNote that `PopupLogin` should have its own styles to look like a popup, it is advised to use custom `PopupLayout` (Learn below).\n\n```tsx\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\" // import default styles if want\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n // Recommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] then [Name of a modal] i.e. DialogMyName\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal Template\n\nThere is a multicontainers feature - you can put containers at different depths of your app to vary templates.\n\nOnly one container will be used.\n\nThe last mounted container will be used.\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[Take a look at this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalContext } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalContext()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEventTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal component usage\n\nNote that `PopupLogin` should have its own styles to look like a popup, it is advised to use custom `PopupLayout` (Learn below).\n\n```tsx\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\" // import default styles if want\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n // Recommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] then [Name of a modal] i.e. DialogMyName\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal Template\n\nThere is a multicontainers feature - you can put containers at different depths of your app to vary templates.\n\nOnly one container will be used.\n\nThe last mounted container will be used.\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[Take a look at this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalContext } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalContext()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEventTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal component usage\n\nNote that `PopupLogin` should have its own styles to look like a popup, it is advised to use custom `PopupLayout` (Learn below).\n\n```tsx\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\" // import default styles if want\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n // Recommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] then [Name of a modal] i.e. DialogMyName\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal Template\n\nThere is a multicontainers feature - you can put containers at different depths of your app to vary templates.\n\nOnly one container will be used.\n\nThe last mounted container will be used.\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[Take a look at this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalContext } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalContext()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEventTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal component usage\n\nNote that `PopupLogin` should have its own styles to look like a popup, it is advised to use custom `PopupLayout` (Learn below).\n\n```tsx\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\" // import default styles if want\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n // Recommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] then [Name of a modal] i.e. DialogMyName\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal Template\n\nThere is a multicontainers feature - you can put containers at different depths of your app to vary templates.\n\nOnly one container will be used.\n\nThe last mounted container will be used.\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[Take a look at this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalContext } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalContext()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEventTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal component usage\n\nNote that `PopupLogin` should have its own styles to look like a popup, it is advised to use custom `PopupLayout` (Learn below).\n\n```tsx\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\" // import default styles if want\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n // Recommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] then [Name of a modal] i.e. DialogMyName\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal Template\n\nThere is a multicontainers feature - you can put containers at different depths of your app to vary templates.\n\nOnly one container will be used.\n\nThe last mounted container will be used.\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[Take a look at this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalContext } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalContext()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEventTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal component usage\n\nNote that `PopupLogin` should have its own styles to look like a popup, it is advised to use custom `PopupLayout` (Learn below).\n\n```tsx\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\" // import default styles if want\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n // Recommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] then [Name of a modal] i.e. DialogMyName\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal Template\n\nThere is a multicontainers feature - you can put containers at different depths of your app to vary templates.\n\nOnly one container will be used.\n\nThe last mounted container will be used.\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[Take a look at this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalContext } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalContext()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEventTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal component usage\n\nNote that `PopupLogin` should have its own styles to look like a popup, it is advised to use custom `PopupLayout` (Learn below).\n\n```tsx\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\" // import default styles if want\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n // Recommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] then [Name of a modal] i.e. DialogMyName\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal Template\n\nThere is a multicontainers feature - you can put containers at different depths of your app to vary templates.\n\nOnly one container will be used.\n\nThe last mounted container will be used.\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[Take a look at this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalContext } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalContext()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEvent📦 React Modal Global
\nComposite global modals for react, which may be used in `useEffect` or any other global scope 🚀
\n\n\n \n ![](\"https://codecov.io/gh/FrameMuse/react-modal-global/branch/main/graph/badge.svg?token=1FRUN6AQDA\"){kind=icon}
\n \n
![](\"https://img.shields.io/npm/v/react-modal-global/latest.svg\")
\n ![](\"https://img.shields.io/npm/v/react-modal-global/experimental.svg\")
\n Title
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Advanced usage\n\nModal components can be templates for other modal components.\n[See example here](#layout-concept)\n\n#### Naming advice\n\nRecommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] + [Name of a modal] => DialogPurchase.\n\n### Modal component usage\n\n#### Open 'em\n\nThis is how you disaply your modal components\n\n```tsx\n// Import default styles.\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\"\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Open as it is\n\nAlthough you can create your own layout (i.e. component) to pass `title`, `description` and other required/optional props, to what you are used to. This library encourages using only component and its props to open modals as just how you would use it in a tree.\n\nSo instead of\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupGeneral, {\n title: \"Login\",\n description: \"Please login to continue\"\n})\n```\n\nInclude them in the component itself. Of course you will need to create more components, but this is the way to go.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupLogin)\n```\n```\n\nOr you can create types of your modal components and pass them to `open` method.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupAuth, {\n type: \"login\" // or \"register\"\n})\n```\n\nEventually, this is up to you to decide, it always depends on your case.\n\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[Take a look at this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalContext } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalContext()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEvent📦 React Modal Global
\nComposite global modals for react, which may be used in `useEffect` or any other global scope 🚀
\n\n\n \n \n \n
Title
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Advanced usage\n\nModal components can be templates for other modal components.\n[See example here](#layout-concept)\n\n#### Naming advice\n\nRecommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] + [Name of a modal] => DialogPurchase.\n\n### Modal component usage\n\n#### Open 'em\n\nThis is how you disaply your modal components\n\n```tsx\n// Import default styles.\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\"\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Open as it is\n\nAlthough you can create your own layout (i.e. component) to pass `title`, `description` and other required/optional props, to what you are used to. This library encourages using only component and its props to open modals as just how you would use it in a tree.\n\nSo instead of\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupGeneral, {\n title: \"Login\",\n description: \"Please login to continue\"\n})\n```\n\nInclude them in the component itself. Of course you will need to create more components, but this is the way to go.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupLogin)\n```\n```\n\nOr you can create types of your modal components and pass them to `open` method.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupAuth, {\n type: \"login\" // or \"register\"\n})\n```\n\nEventually, this is up to you to decide, it always depends on your case.\n\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[Take a look at this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalContext } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalContext()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEvent📦 React Modal Global
\nComposite global modals for react, which may be used in `useEffect` or any other global scope 🚀
\n\n\n \n \n \n
Title
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Advanced usage\n\nModal components can be templates for other modal components.\n[See example here](#layout-concept)\n\n#### Naming advice\n\nRecommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] + [Name of a modal] => DialogPurchase.\n\n### Modal component usage\n\n#### Open 'em\n\nThis is how you disaply your modal components\n\n```tsx\n// Import default styles.\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\"\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Open as it is\n\nAlthough you can create your own layout (i.e. component) to pass `title`, `description` and other required/optional props, to what you are used to. This library encourages using only component and its props to open modals as just how you would use it in a tree.\n\nSo instead of\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupGeneral, {\n title: \"Login\",\n description: \"Please login to continue\"\n})\n```\n\nInclude them in the component itself. Of course you will need to create more components, but this is the way to go.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupLogin)\n```\n```\n\nOr you can create types of your modal components and pass them to `open` method.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupAuth, {\n type: \"login\" // or \"register\"\n})\n```\n\nEventually, this is up to you to decide, it always depends on your case.\n\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[Take a look at this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalContext } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalContext()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEvent📦 React Modal Global
\nComposite global modals for react, which may be used in `useEffect` or any other global scope 🚀
\n\n\n \n \n \n
Title
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Advanced usage\n\nModal components can be templates for other modal components.\n[See example here](#layout-concept)\n\n#### Naming advice\n\nRecommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] + [Name of a modal] => DialogPurchase.\n\n### Modal component usage\n\n#### Open 'em\n\nThis is how you disaply your modal components\n\n```tsx\n// Import default styles.\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\"\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Open as it is\n\nAlthough you can create your own layout (i.e. component) to pass `title`, `description` and other required/optional props, to what you are used to. This library encourages using only component and its props to open modals as just how you would use it in a tree.\n\nSo instead of\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupGeneral, {\n title: \"Login\",\n description: \"Please login to continue\"\n})\n```\n\nInclude them in the component itself. Of course you will need to create more components, but this is the way to go.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupLogin)\n```\n```\n\nOr you can create types of your modal components and pass them to `open` method.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupAuth, {\n type: \"login\" // or \"register\"\n})\n```\n\nEventually, this is up to you to decide, it always depends on your case.\n\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[Take a look at this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalContext } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalContext()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEvent📦 React Modal Global
\nComposite global modals for react, which may be used in `useEffect` or any other global scope 🚀
\n\n\n \n \n \n
Title
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Advanced usage\n\nModal components can be templates for other modal components.\n[See example here](#layout-concept)\n\n#### Naming advice\n\nRecommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] + [Name of a modal] => DialogPurchase.\n\n### Modal component usage\n\n#### Open 'em\n\nThis is how you disaply your modal components\n\n```tsx\n// Import default styles.\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\"\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Open as it is\n\nAlthough you can create your own layout (i.e. component) to pass `title`, `description` and other required/optional props, to what you are used to. This library encourages using only component and its props to open modals as just how you would use it in a tree.\n\nSo instead of\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupGeneral, {\n title: \"Login\",\n description: \"Please login to continue\"\n})\n```\n\nInclude them in the component itself. Of course you will need to create more components, but this is the way to go.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupLogin)\n```\n```\n\nOr you can create types of your modal components and pass them to `open` method.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupAuth, {\n type: \"login\" // or \"register\"\n})\n```\n\nEventually, this is up to you to decide, it always depends on your case.\n\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[Take a look at this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalContext } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalContext()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEvent📦 React Modal Global
\nComposite global modals for react, which may be used in `useEffect` or any other global scope 🚀
\n\n\n \n \n \n
Title
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Advanced usage\n\nModal components can be templates for other modal components.\n[See example here](#layout-concept)\n\n#### Naming advice\n\nRecommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] + [Name of a modal] => DialogPurchase.\n\n### Modal component usage\n\n#### Open 'em\n\nThis is how you disaply your modal components\n\n```tsx\n// Import default styles.\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\"\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Open as it is\n\nAlthough you can create your own layout (i.e. component) to pass `title`, `description` and other required/optional props, to what you are used to. This library encourages using only component and its props to open modals as just how you would use it in a tree.\n\nSo instead of\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupGeneral, {\n title: \"Login\",\n description: \"Please login to continue\"\n})\n```\n\nInclude them in the component itself. Of course you will need to create more components, but this is the way to go.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupLogin)\n```\n```\n\nOr you can create types of your modal components and pass them to `open` method.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupAuth, {\n type: \"login\" // or \"register\"\n})\n```\n\nEventually, this is up to you to decide, it always depends on your case.\n\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[Take a look at this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalContext } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalContext()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEventTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal component usage\n\nNote that `PopupLogin` should have its own styles to look like a popup, it is advised to use custom `PopupLayout` (Learn below).\n\n```tsx\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\" // import default styles if want\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n // Recommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] then [Name of a modal] i.e. DialogMyName\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal Template\n\nThere is a multicontainers feature - you can put containers at different depths of your app to vary templates.\n\nOnly one container will be used.\n\nThe last mounted container will be used.\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[Take a look at this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalContext } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalContext()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEventTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal component usage\n\nNote that `PopupLogin` should have its own styles to look like a popup, it is advised to use custom `PopupLayout` (Learn below).\n\n```tsx\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\" // import default styles if want\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n // Recommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] then [Name of a modal] i.e. DialogMyName\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n### Modal Template\n\nThere is a multicontainers feature - you can put containers at different depths of your app to vary templates.\n\nOnly one container will be used.\n\nThe last mounted container will be used.\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[Take a look at this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalContext } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalContext()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEvent📦 React Modal Global
\nOpen React modals Anywhere (including non-React Context) 🚀
\n\n\n \n \n \n
Title
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Advanced usage\n\nModal components can be templates for other modal components.\n[See example here](#layout-concept)\n\n#### Naming advice\n\nRecommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] + [Name of a modal] => DialogPurchase.\n\n### Modal component usage\n\n#### Open 'em\n\nThis is how you disaply your modal components\n\n```tsx\n// Import default styles.\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\"\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Open as it is\n\nAlthough you can create your own layout (i.e. component) to pass `title`, `description` and other required/optional props, to what you are used to. This library encourages using only component and its props to open modals as just how you would use it in a tree.\n\nSo instead of\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupGeneral, {\n title: \"Login\",\n description: \"Please login to continue\"\n})\n```\n\nInclude them in the component itself. Of course you will need to create more components, but this is the way to go.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupLogin)\n```\n```\n\nOr you can create types of your modal components and pass them to `open` method.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupAuth, {\n type: \"login\" // or \"register\"\n})\n```\n\nEventually, this is up to you to decide, it always depends on your case.\n\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[Take a look at this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalWindow } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalWindow()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEvent📦 React Modal Global
\nOpen React modals Anywhere (including non-React Context) 🚀
\n\n\n \n \n \n
Title
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Advanced usage\n\nModal components can be templates for other modal components.\n[See example here](#layout-concept)\n\n#### Naming advice\n\nRecommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] + [Name of a modal] => DialogPurchase.\n\n### Modal component usage\n\n#### Open 'em\n\nThis is how you disaply your modal components\n\n```tsx\n// Import default styles.\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\"\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Open as it is\n\nAlthough you can create your own layout (i.e. component) to pass `title`, `description` and other required/optional props. This library encourages using only component and its props to open modals as just how you would use it in a tree.\n\nSo instead of\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupGeneral, {\n title: \"Login\",\n description: \"Please login to continue\"\n})\n```\n\nInclude them in the component itself. Of course you will need to create more components, but this is the way to go.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupLogin)\n```\n\nOr you can create types of your modal components and pass them to `open` method.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupAuth, {\n type: \"login\" // or \"register\"\n})\n```\n\nEventually, this is up to you to decide, it always depends on your case.\n\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[Take a look at this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalWindow } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalWindow()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEvent📦 React Modal Global
\nOpen React modals Anywhere (including non-React Context) 🚀
\n\n\n \n \n \n
Title
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Advanced usage\n\nModal components can be templates for other modal components.\n[See example here](#layout-concept)\n\n#### Naming advice\n\nRecommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] + [Name of a modal] => DialogPurchase.\n\n### Modal component usage\n\n#### Open 'em\n\nThis is how you disaply your modal components\n\n```tsx\n// Import default styles.\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\"\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Open as it is\n\nAlthough you can create your own layout (i.e. component) to pass `title`, `description` and other required/optional props. This library encourages using only component and its props to open modals as just how you would use it in a tree.\n\nSo instead of\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupGeneral, {\n title: \"Login\",\n description: \"Please login to continue\"\n})\n```\n\nInclude them in the component itself. Of course you will need to create more components, but this is the way to go.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupLogin)\n```\n\nOr you can create types of your modal components and pass them to `open` method.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupAuth, {\n type: \"login\" // or \"register\"\n})\n```\n\nEventually, this is up to you to decide, it always depends on your case.\n\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[Take a look at this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalWindow } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalWindow()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEvent📦 React Modal Global
\nOpen React modals Anywhere (including non-React Context) 🚀
\n\n\n \n \n \n
Title
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Advanced usage\n\nModal components can be templates for other modal components.\n[See example here](#layout-concept)\n\n#### Naming advice\n\nRecommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] + [Name of a modal] => DialogPurchase.\n\n### Modal component usage\n\n#### Open 'em\n\nThis is how you disaply your modal components\n\n```tsx\n// Import default styles.\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\"\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Open as it is\n\nAlthough you can create your own layout (i.e. component) to pass `title`, `description` and other required/optional props. This library encourages using only component and its props to open modals as just how you would use it in a tree.\n\nSo instead of\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupGeneral, {\n title: \"Login\",\n description: \"Please login to continue\"\n})\n```\n\nInclude them in the component itself. Of course you will need to create more components, but this is the way to go.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupLogin)\n```\n\nOr you can create types of your modal components and pass them to `open` method.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupAuth, {\n type: \"login\" // or \"register\"\n})\n```\n\nEventually, this is up to you to decide, it always depends on your case.\n\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[Take a look at this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalWindow } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalWindow()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEvent📦 React Modal Global
\nOpen React modals Anywhere (including non-React Context) 🚀
\n\n\n \n \n \n
Title
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Advanced usage\n\nModal components can be templates for other modal components.\n[See example here](#layout-concept)\n\n#### Naming advice\n\nRecommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] + [Name of a modal] => DialogPurchase.\n\n### Modal component usage\n\n#### Open 'em\n\nThis is how you disaply your modal components\n\n```tsx\n// Import default styles.\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\"\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Open as it is\n\nAlthough you can create your own layout (i.e. component) to pass `title`, `description` and other required/optional props. This library encourages using only component and its props to open modals as just how you would use it in a tree.\n\nSo instead of\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupGeneral, {\n title: \"Login\",\n description: \"Please login to continue\"\n})\n```\n\nInclude them in the component itself. Of course you will need to create more components, but this is the way to go.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupLogin)\n```\n\nOr you can create types of your modal components and pass them to `open` method.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupAuth, {\n type: \"login\" // or \"register\"\n})\n```\n\nEventually, this is up to you to decide, it always depends on your case.\n\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[Take a look at this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalWindow } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalWindow()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEvent📦 React Modal Global
\nOpen React modals Anywhere (including non-React Context) 🚀
\n\n\n \n \n \n
Title
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Advanced usage\n\nModal components can be templates for other modal components.\n[See example here](#layout-concept)\n\n#### Naming advice\n\nRecommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] + [Name of a modal] => DialogPurchase.\n\n### Modal component usage\n\n#### Open 'em\n\nThis is how you disaply your modal components\n\n```tsx\n// Import default styles.\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\"\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Open as it is\n\nAlthough you can create your own layout (i.e. component) to pass `title`, `description` and other required/optional props. This library encourages using only component and its props to open modals as just how you would use it in a tree.\n\nSo instead of\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupGeneral, {\n title: \"Login\",\n description: \"Please login to continue\"\n})\n```\n\nInclude them in the component itself. Of course you will need to create more components, but this is the way to go.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupLogin)\n```\n\nOr you can create types of your modal components and pass them to `open` method.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupAuth, {\n type: \"login\" // or \"register\"\n})\n```\n\nEventually, this is up to you to decide, it always depends on your case.\n\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[Take a look at this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalWindow } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalWindow()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEvent📦 React Modal Global
\nOpen React modals Anywhere (including non-React Context) 🚀
\n\n\n \n \n \n
Title
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Advanced usage\n\nModal components can be templates for other modal components.\n[See example here](#layout-concept)\n\n#### Naming advice\n\nRecommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] + [Name of a modal] => DialogPurchase.\n\n### Modal component usage\n\n#### Open 'em\n\nThis is how you disaply your modal components\n\n```tsx\n// Import default styles.\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\"\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Open as it is\n\nAlthough you can create your own layout (i.e. component) to pass `title`, `description` and other required/optional props. This library encourages using only component and its props to open modals as just how you would use it in a tree.\n\nSo instead of\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupGeneral, {\n title: \"Login\",\n description: \"Please login to continue\"\n})\n```\n\nInclude them in the component itself. Of course you will need to create more components, but this is the way to go.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupLogin)\n```\n\nOr you can create types of your modal components and pass them to `open` method.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupAuth, {\n type: \"login\" // or \"register\"\n})\n```\n\nEventually, this is up to you to decide, it always depends on your case.\n\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[Take a look at this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalWindow } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalWindow()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEvent📦 React Modal Global
\nOpen React modals Anywhere (including non-React Context) 🚀
\n\n\n \n \n \n
Title
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Advanced usage\n\nModal components can be templates for other modal components.\n[See example here](#layout-concept)\n\n#### Naming advice\n\nRecommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] + [Name of a modal] => DialogPurchase.\n\n### Modal component usage\n\n#### Open 'em\n\nThis is how you disaply your modal components\n\n```tsx\n// Import default styles.\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\"\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Open as it is\n\nAlthough you can create your own layout (i.e. component) to pass `title`, `description` and other required/optional props. This library encourages using only component and its props to open modals as just how you would use it in a tree.\n\nSo instead of\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupGeneral, {\n title: \"Login\",\n description: \"Please login to continue\"\n})\n```\n\nInclude them in the component itself. Of course you will need to create more components, but this is the way to go.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupLogin)\n```\n\nOr you can create types of your modal components and pass them to `open` method.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupAuth, {\n type: \"login\" // or \"register\"\n})\n```\n\nEventually, this is up to you to decide, it always depends on your case.\n\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[Take a look at this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalWindow } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalWindow()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEvent📦 React Modal Global
\nOpen React modals Anywhere (including non-React Context) 🚀
\n\n\n \n \n \n
Title
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Advanced usage\n\nModal components can be templates for other modal components.\n[See example here](#layout-concept)\n\n#### Naming advice\n\nRecommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] + [Name of a modal] => DialogPurchase.\n\n### Modal component usage\n\n#### Open 'em\n\nThis is how you disaply your modal components\n\n```tsx\n// Import default styles.\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\"\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Open as it is\n\nAlthough you can create your own layout (i.e. component) to pass `title`, `description` and other required/optional props. This library encourages using only component and its props to open modals as just how you would use it in a tree.\n\nSo instead of\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupGeneral, {\n title: \"Login\",\n description: \"Please login to continue\"\n})\n```\n\nInclude them in the component itself. Of course you will need to create more components, but this is the way to go.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupLogin)\n```\n\nOr you can create types of your modal components and pass them to `open` method.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupAuth, {\n type: \"login\" // or \"register\"\n})\n```\n\nEventually, this is up to you to decide, it always depends on your case.\n\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[Take a look at this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalWindow } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalWindow()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEvent📦 React Modal Global
\nOpen React modals Anywhere (including non-React Context) 🚀
\n\n\n \n \n \n
Title
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Advanced usage\n\nModal components can be templates for other modal components.\n[See example here](#layout-concept)\n\n#### Naming advice\n\nRecommended naming is [Popup, Dialog or Modal] + [Name of a modal] => DialogPurchase.\n\n### Modal component usage\n\n#### Open 'em\n\nThis is how you disaply your modal components\n\n```tsx\n// Import default styles.\nimport \"react-modal-global/styles/modal.scss\"\n\nimport { Modal } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLogin from \"./PopupLogin\"\n\nfunction HomeView() {\n function showLoginPopup() {\n Modal.open(PopupLogin, { /* Probably your options? */ })\n }\n return (\n <>\nTitle
\nContent text
\n\n \n \n )\n}\n```\n\n#### Open as it is\n\nAlthough you can create your own layout (i.e. component) to pass `title`, `description` and other required/optional props. This library encourages using only component and its props to open modals as just how you would use it in a tree.\n\nSo instead of\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupGeneral, {\n title: \"Login\",\n description: \"Please login to continue\"\n})\n```\n\nInclude them in the component itself. Of course you will need to create more components, but this is the way to go.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupLogin)\n```\n\nOr you can create types of your modal components and pass them to `open` method.\n\n```ts\nModal.open(PopupAuth, {\n type: \"login\" // or \"register\"\n})\n```\n\nEventually, this is up to you to decide, it always depends on your case.\n\n\n### Modal layouts\n\nTo use various modal types (Dialog, Popup, Drawer), you create your own `layout` for each one, advised naming is [Type][Name] => `DrawerLayout`.\n\n[Take a look at this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/react-modal-global-examples-47yoil)\n\nTo create your first `Popup` modal try this\n\n```tsx\nimport { FormEvent } from \"react\"\nimport { useModalWindow } from \"react-modal-global\"\n\nimport PopupLayout from \"../modal/layouts/PopupLayout/PopupLayout\"\n\nfunction PopupMyFirst() {\n const modal = useModalWindow()\n\n function onSubmit(event: FormEvent