Is there a way to pass HTML content as message?

[vedmant]

My messages are generated on backend and have many translations and different types, meaning it will be inefficient to make all this possible templates and translations on front end. But it looks like NotifyJs escapes HTML content, is there any way to pass HTML without escaping?

[jpillora]

You can though you need to use a custom style. The default style is defined here https://github.com/notifyjs/notifyjs/blob/master/dist/notify.js#L585-L625. You'll notice the template has data-notify-text, in your style - use data-notify-html instead - see Custom Styling Guide in the docs

[vedmant]

The problem was that that it escapes message string passed to function. I
just made little fix in JS code and removed that line where it escapes
message string.
On Jun 8, 2016 12:47 PM, "Jaime Pillora" [email protected] wrote:

You can though you need to use a custom style. The default style is
defined here
https://github.com/notifyjs/notifyjs/blob/master/dist/notify.js#L585-L625.
You'll notice the template has data-notify-text, in your style - use
data-notify-html instead - see Custom Styling Guide in the docs
https://notifyjs.com/

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[rajitha-bandara]

This is really useful. Much better if there is an option to allow html.

[danimesq]

@jpillora

[jaysoni-india]

$.notify.addStyle('happyblue', { html: "<div>☺<span data-notify-text/>☺</div>", classes: { base: { "white-space": "nowrap", "background-color": "lightblue", "padding": "5px" }, superblue: { "color": "white", "background-color": "blue" } } [});](https://notifyjs.jpillora.com/)

[rokobuljan]

Seems related to Issue #130

I created a pull request - seems like an easy addon.

// To be used like:
$.notify("Lorem<br><b>Ipsum</b>", {encode: false});