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Overview

What does the component do?

It is used to display cross-page messages.

When should the component be used?

For information and errors that concern an entire application.

Rules

  • The ghettobox can be hidden with the X-icon until the next page reload.
  • The ghettobox is always directly below the header.
  • The ghettobox is not sticky but instead scrolls away with the content.
  • The text can be multi-line.
  • There is always an icon in a red area (HIM/CUS icons) in front of the text.
  • If several ghettoboxes are used at the same time, they are arranged beneath one another.
States and variants

Variants

Default

Image of the ghettobox, default

Link

This variant has the following states:

  • Default
  • Hover
Image of the ghettobox with link
  • If the text contains another link, the ghettobox distinguishes between the statuses of normal and hover.
  • There is always an arrow icon at the end of the text.
  • The entire area of the ghettobox can be clicked on and opens the link inserted (except above the X-icon).

Specification

DesignCode

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