Flutter showDialog, AlertDialog background gradient.
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For color, I can use dialogBackgroundColor property to give AlertDialog background my own color.
I was looking to use Gradient as my background. How can I use that? DecoratedBox is something that will be needed, but I don't know what to wrap in what. Can anyone give me idea or link for the same?
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For color, I can use dialogBackgroundColor property to give AlertDialog background my own color.
I was looking to use Gradient as my background. How can I use that? DecoratedBox is something that will be needed, but I don't know what to wrap in what. Can anyone give me idea or link for the same?
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If you are using onlycontentwithouttitleinAlertDialog- then you can wrap content inContainerwith gradient background
– Andrey Turkovsky
Nov 9 at 8:18
I am using Title too. So, it won't work in my case. Now I can also change the content to have title there. But again I was looking for some better solution
– Volley Ball
Nov 9 at 8:34
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For color, I can use dialogBackgroundColor property to give AlertDialog background my own color.
I was looking to use Gradient as my background. How can I use that? DecoratedBox is something that will be needed, but I don't know what to wrap in what. Can anyone give me idea or link for the same?
dart flutter asked Nov 9 at 7:55
Volley Ball
426214
For color, I can use dialogBackgroundColor property to give AlertDialog background my own color.
I was looking to use Gradient as my background. How can I use that? DecoratedBox is something that will be needed, but I don't know what to wrap in what. Can anyone give me idea or link for the same?
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If you are using onlycontentwithouttitleinAlertDialog- then you can wrap content inContainerwith gradient background
– Andrey Turkovsky
Nov 9 at 8:18
I am using Title too. So, it won't work in my case. Now I can also change the content to have title there. But again I was looking for some better solution
– Volley Ball
Nov 9 at 8:34
add a comment |
If you are using onlycontentwithouttitleinAlertDialog- then you can wrap content inContainerwith gradient background
– Andrey Turkovsky
Nov 9 at 8:18
I am using Title too. So, it won't work in my case. Now I can also change the content to have title there. But again I was looking for some better solution
– Volley Ball
Nov 9 at 8:34
If you are using only
content without title in AlertDialog - then you can wrap content in Container with gradient background– Andrey Turkovsky
Nov 9 at 8:18
If you are using only
content without title in AlertDialog - then you can wrap content in Container with gradient background– Andrey Turkovsky
Nov 9 at 8:18
I am using Title too. So, it won't work in my case. Now I can also change the content to have title there. But again I was looking for some better solution
– Volley Ball
Nov 9 at 8:34
I am using Title too. So, it won't work in my case. Now I can also change the content to have title there. But again I was looking for some better solution
– Volley Ball
Nov 9 at 8:34
add a comment |
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In build method of AlertDialog there is return Dialog(child: dialogChild, shape: shape);. In Dialog.build() - it returns Material(color: _getColor(context), .... There is no way to set gradient background for AlertDialog without customization.
I can add example if it'll be needed.
P.S. Or you can call showDialog and send another widget instead of AlertDialog.
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In build method of AlertDialog there is return Dialog(child: dialogChild, shape: shape);. In Dialog.build() - it returns Material(color: _getColor(context), .... There is no way to set gradient background for AlertDialog without customization.
I can add example if it'll be needed.
P.S. Or you can call showDialog and send another widget instead of AlertDialog.
answered Nov 9 at 8:49
Andrey Turkovsky
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up vote
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In build method of AlertDialog there is return Dialog(child: dialogChild, shape: shape);. In Dialog.build() - it returns Material(color: _getColor(context), .... There is no way to set gradient background for AlertDialog without customization.
I can add example if it'll be needed.
P.S. Or you can call showDialog and send another widget instead of AlertDialog.
answered Nov 9 at 8:49
Andrey Turkovsky
1,6881618
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
In build method of AlertDialog there is return Dialog(child: dialogChild, shape: shape);. In Dialog.build() - it returns Material(color: _getColor(context), .... There is no way to set gradient background for AlertDialog without customization.
I can add example if it'll be needed.
P.S. Or you can call showDialog and send another widget instead of AlertDialog.
answered Nov 9 at 8:49
Andrey Turkovsky
1,6881618
In build method of AlertDialog there is return Dialog(child: dialogChild, shape: shape);. In Dialog.build() - it returns Material(color: _getColor(context), .... There is no way to set gradient background for AlertDialog without customization.
I can add example if it'll be needed.
P.S. Or you can call showDialog and send another widget instead of AlertDialog.
answered Nov 9 at 8:49
Andrey Turkovsky
1,6881618
answered Nov 9 at 8:49
Andrey Turkovsky
1,6881618
answered Nov 9 at 8:49
Andrey Turkovsky
1,6881618
answered Nov 9 at 8:49
Andrey Turkovsky
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If you are using only
contentwithouttitleinAlertDialog- then you can wrap content inContainerwith gradient background– Andrey Turkovsky
Nov 9 at 8:18
I am using Title too. So, it won't work in my case. Now I can also change the content to have title there. But again I was looking for some better solution
– Volley Ball
Nov 9 at 8:34