Windowless glass
A windowless glass is a
detached glass with no owning
window: it floats on the page itself (document.body) instead of inside a
bw-window. It renders as a <bw-glass detached windowless> element.
Concept
Use it like a popup, popover, or modal dialog, but it keeps the floating-panel behavior of a detached glass — it can be dragged to move, resized from its edges, and stacks above other glasses when clicked.
Because it isn't owned by any window instance, it's created and removed through
static methods on BinaryWindow, so it works without mounting a window at
all:
import { BinaryWindow } from 'bwin';
const glassEl = await BinaryWindow.addWindowlessGlass({
modal: true,
title: 'Dialog',
content: 'Floating content',
});
BinaryWindow.removeWindowlessGlass(glassEl.id);
Passing modal: true adds a backdrop behind the glass that blocks interaction
with the page underneath.
Actions
A windowless glass defaults to close only
(DEFAULT_WINDOWLESS_GLASS_ACTIONS). The minimize and attach actions of a
detached glass need a window to minimize into or attach to, so they don't apply
here. Pass your own actions array to add more. See
Actions for details.