Tailwind CSS Notifications

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Variants

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With Close Button

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With Link

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Position Top Start

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Position Bottom Start

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Position Bottom End

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Where should notifications appear on the screen?

Top-right and bottom-right are the most common placements, since they stay clear of primary navigation and content areas. Use a fixed-position container with flex-col and gap to stack multiple notifications vertically as shown in the examples. Pick a position that doesn't conflict with your app's layout, and stay consistent throughout the application.

How long should auto-dismiss notifications stay visible?

Four to six seconds works for most success and informational messages. Anything shorter risks going unread. Error notifications should generally persist until the user dismisses them manually, since the user may need to act on the information. If you include a progress bar or countdown, users get a visual cue for how much reading time remains.

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