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JavaScript Message - Customization | DHTMLX Suite 9 Docs

There is a possibility to make changes in the look and feel of a message box or a tooltip. You can either create a new CSS class or use a CSS class that DHTMLX library provides.

To use a new CSS class you need to take the following steps:

• add a new CSS class(es) with desired settings in the <style> section of your HTML page or in your file with styles (don't forget to include your file on the page in this case)

<style>
    .my_first_class {
        
    }
    
    .my_second_class {
        
    }
</style>

• specify the name of the created CSS class (or names of classes separated by spaces) as the value of the css property in the message box (alert, confirm), tooltip configuration:

dhx.message({
    css:"my_first_class my_second_class"
});

For example:

<style>
    .custom {
        --dhx-font-color-primary: var(--dhx-color-white);
        --dhx-background-primary: var(--dhx-color-primary);
        --dhx-font-size-normal: 16px;
    }
</style>

<script>
    dhx.message({
        text: "Here is dhtmlxMessage",
        icon: "dxi dxi-close",
        css: "custom"
    });
</script>

Related sample: Message. Message styling (custom CSS)

Related sample: Message. Alert styling (custom CSS)

Related sample: Message. Confirm styling (custom CSS)

The DHTMLX library provides a set of own CSS classes that you can apply to change the appearance either of a message box or a tooltip.

dhx.message({
    css:"dhx_widget--bg_gray"
});

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