Customizing the Styles of the Default QR Modal
This example shows how to customize the QR modal via parts and CSS variables and change the copy inside the modal.
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function CustomModal() { useLayoutEffect(() => { const viewer = document.querySelector("cylindo-viewer"); viewer.locales = { // Concat your translations ...viewer.locales, en: { // Concat default translations ...viewer.locales.en, viewInAR: "Show Product in your space", "qr.alt": "QR kode", "qr.usage": "Scan the QR code with your phone's or tablet's camera and see this product in your own space.", "qr.requirements.key": "Requirements", // Combining the css below under "::part(qr-requirements)" with the escape "\n", you can create new lines. "qr.requirements.value": "Latest iOS or Android operating system installed\non your phone or tablet", }, }; }, []); return ( <div className="styled-modal"> {/* For the purpose of the example, we are scoping the styles in the div element. */} <style> {` .styled-modal { --qr-corners: transparent; } .styled-modal ::part(view-in-ar), ::part(qr-fab), ::part(qr-dialog) { background-color: #0008; color: #e7edf1; padding: 4px 8px; } .styled-modal ::part(view-in-ar){ border-radius: 8px; } .styled-modal ::part(qr-backdrop) { background-image: url("https://images.pexels.com/photos/1556691/pexels-photo-1556691.jpeg?cs=srgb&dl=pexels-daniel-reche-1556691.jpg&fm=jpg"); } .styled-modal ::part(qr-requirements) { color: #b8f8ff; font-weight: 500; white-space: pre-line; text-align: center; } .styled-modal ::part(qr-usage) { color: #eec79f; } .styled-modal ::part(qr-wrapper) { height: 65%; } .styled-modal ::part(view-in-ar):hover, ::part(qr-fab):hover { background-color: #0007; } `} </style> <cylindo-viewer customer-id="5098" code="ARMCHAIR-PDP" /> <style></style> </div> ); }