Question 1

How do I add Font Awesome icons to Blazored Toast?

Accepted Answer

Set the IconType parameter to IconType.FontAwesome and specify the icon class in the BlazoredToasts component, e.g., SuccessIcon='fa fa-thumbs-up', as shown in the README examples. This integrates seamlessly without JavaScript.

Question 2

Can I use Blazored Toast in both Blazor Server and Blazor WebAssembly?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Blazored Toast is compatible with both Blazor Server and Blazor WebAssembly, as it relies on Blazor's component model without JavaScript dependencies, making it versatile for different hosting models.

Question 3

Blazored Toast vs other Blazor notification libraries like MatBlazor?

Accepted Answer

Blazored Toast is JavaScript-free and highly customizable via parameters, ideal for pure C# stacks, while MatBlazor offers Material Design integration but may involve JavaScript. Choose based on your need for native Blazor vs. pre-styled components.

Question 4

How to pass data to a custom component in a toast?

Accepted Answer

Use the ToastParameters object to add parameters matching your component's properties, then pass it to the ShowToast method. The README provides a clear example with MyToast for heading and message parameters.

Question 5

Does Blazored Toast work with CSS frameworks like Bootstrap?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but it uses CSS isolation, so you may need to adjust styles or add custom CSS to integrate with Bootstrap. The library's parameters allow class overrides for compatibility.

Question 6

How to change toast position dynamically at runtime?

Accepted Answer

Toast position is set via the Position parameter on the BlazoredToasts component; to change it dynamically, you can use state variables or bind parameters in Blazor, though this might require component re-renders.

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