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IBanner ​

A message about the whole page or the whole account, spanning the full width. It is the page-level counterpart to IAlert, which talks about the thing beside it.

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A banner renders as a labelled region, named by label. For something that just happened, use useToast().

Variants ​

A neutral announcement.

Something to do with your plan.

Scheduled maintenance on Sunday.

Your account is verified.

Two invoices are past due.

Payment failed — update your card.

Position ​

static sits in the flow. top and bottom pin the banner to the viewport, where it covers part of every screen until it is dismissed.

vue
<IBanner position="top" variant="danger" description="You are offline." />
<IBanner position="bottom" variant="neutral" description="We use cookies." />

Contained and aligned ​

The fill always spans the full width. contained keeps the text within the page's reading measure instead of running to the window edges, and align centres it.

Contained and centred — the fill still spans, the text does not.

Dismissing ​

You can dismiss this one.

Persist the dismissal, or the banner returns on the next navigation.

Props ​

PropTypeDefaultDescription
variant'neutral' | 'info' | 'success' | 'warning' | 'danger' | 'primary''neutral'Tone
position'static' | 'top' | 'bottom''static'In the flow, or pinned to the viewport
titlestring—Bold first line
descriptionstring—Body text
iconicon—Leading icon
containedboolean—Keeps the text within the reading measure
align'start' | 'center''start'Text alignment
closablebooleanfalseShows the dismiss button
closeLabelstring'Dismiss'Accessible name for that button
labelstring'Announcement'Accessible name for the region
asstring'div'Element to render
unstyledboolean—Drop built-in classes
classstring—Merged with the built-in classes
ui{ root?, container?, icon?, content?, title?, actions?, close? }—Per-element class overrides

v-model:open controls visibility.

Show one banner at a time. For a message about a single control or panel, use IAlert.