Alert

Use the alert patch on a div to show an inline notification. The color prop controls the severity theme — use primary, success, warning, or error.

Customization

Must see the source of patch at the bottom of each patch page to understand the structure then code it still code as html native element.

There are four levels of customization, in increasing order of effort:

  1. Patch props. Each patch exposes a small, stable set of props—typically fewer than five. Lowest friction.
  2. Context attributes. Use dataTone, dataSize, and dataDensity on a container to shift tone, size, or density for an entire subtree without touching individual elements.
  3. Inline override. Native-wins merge strategy: any property set directly on the element overrides the patch value.
  4. Create a variant. Clone a similar patch and edit it. Use this only when you need a reusable custom version.
Formulas

Unit - U = fontSize / 4 - convert final values with themeSpacing(n).

Size - n = intrinsic text lines, w = wrapping level, d = density factor:

height        = (n * 6 + 2 * d * w) * U
paddingBlock  = d * w * U
paddingInline = ceil(3 / w) * d * w * U
radius        = d * w * U

Base density d = 1.5:

Uw=0w=1w=2w=3
height (n = 1)691215
paddingBlock01.534.5
paddingInline34.564.5
radius01.534.5

Tone - K = N / 2 where N is the palette length. For N = 18, K = 9.

RoleShiftn=0
Backgroundparent +/- n0
Textbg + K6
Borderbg + K/23
Hoverbg + 2K/34
Selected / Focusabove +/- K/32-4

State shift range: K/3 <= delta <= 2K/3.

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<div class="block active" data-tab="0">
import type { PartialElement } from "@domphy/core";
import { toState, type ValueOrState } from "@domphy/core";
import {
  type ThemeColor,
  themeColor,
  themeDensity,
  themeSize,
  themeSpacing,
} from "@domphy/theme";

/**
 * A semantic alert surface block with a colored inset bar, padding, and
 * `role="alert"`. Typically applied to a `<div>` (any block container).
 *
 * @param props.color - Surface/accent color tone. Optional `ValueOrState<ThemeColor>`, default "primary".
 * @example { div: "Saved successfully", $: [alert({ color: "success" })] }
 */
function alert(
  props: { color?: ValueOrState<ThemeColor> } = {},
): PartialElement {
  const color = toState(props.color ?? "primary", "color");

  return {
    role: "alert",
    // Alert is a semantic surface block, so it should shift the local surface context.
    dataTone: "shift-2",
    style: {
      display: "flex",
      alignItems: "flex-start",
      gap: themeSpacing(3),
      paddingBlock: (listener) => themeSpacing(themeDensity(listener) * 2),
      paddingInline: (listener) => themeSpacing(themeDensity(listener) * 4),
      boxShadow: (listener) =>
        `inset ${themeSpacing(1)} 0 0 0 ${themeColor(listener, "shift-8", color.get(listener))}`,
      backgroundColor: (listener) =>
        themeColor(listener, "inherit", color.get(listener)),
      color: (listener) =>
        themeColor(listener, "shift-10", color.get(listener)),
      fontSize: (listener) => themeSize(listener, "inherit"),
    },
  };
}

export { alert };
</div>
</div>