Blazor Dialog Example - Default Functionalities
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This sample demonstrates the default rendering of the Blazor Dialog component with minimum configuration. Click the close button or press ESC to close the Dialog. Click "Open" to display the Dialog again if it is closed.
The Blazor Dialog component is used to display information and get input from users. The Blazor Dialog component is classified as modal or non-modal depending on its interaction with the parent application:
- Modal - Creates an overlay that disables interaction with the parent application. Users must respond to the modal before continuing with other applications.
- Non-modal - Does not prevent user interaction with the parent application.