Add note and code example of disabling server modality #4404
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jouni
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Jun 27, 2025
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| Usually, non-modal dialogs should be draggable, so that the user can move them to access the user interface beneath. | |||
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| In some use cases you may want to disable the server side modality. This can be done after Dialog has been opened. | |||
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Maybe a new section (e.g., === Disabling Modality) instead of an admonition? What are those cases, could we offer an example? And why do I have to do it after the dialog has been opened?
mcollovati
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Jun 30, 2025
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