The HtmlDialogElement.close() function seems to have no effect on a <dialog>
element when that dialog has its display
style set to grid
.
Does anyone happen to know why? Note that removing the display: grid
allow the dialog to function correctly. I have seen this behavior on the latest versions of both Chrome and Firefox.
See minimum reproduction below. If you prefer, here's a Codepen: https://codepen.io/ChristianMay/pen/MWrmdzJ
let dialog = document.querySelector('dialog')
let closeButton = document.querySelector("#dialog-close");
closeButton.addEventListener('click', () => {
dialog.close();
})
dialog {
display: grid;
}
<dialog open="">
Test
</dialog>
<button id="dialog-close">Close dialog</button>
CodePudding user response:
The dialog is considered to be open (or shown) if the attribute open
is present.
Once this attribute is not present, the dialog is hidden. I suppose that setting the display to grid overrides the default styling for dialog, which should hide the dialog whenever open
is removed. We could restore this behavior by adding styling to the dialog without open
attribute.
let dialog = document.querySelector('dialog')
let closeButton = document.querySelector("#dialog-close");
closeButton.addEventListener('click', () => {
dialog.close();
})
dialog:not([open]){
display:none;
}
dialog{
display:grid;
}
<dialog open="">
Test
</dialog>
<button id="dialog-close">Close dialog</button>