Styling of toasts send to ToastProvider

[Herdo]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I am trying to do customize the styling of the toast messages created with the ToastProvider and IToastService, but there are currently no options to style them at all.

Describe the solution you'd like
The minimum would be optional css classes that could be passed along when using the IToastService methods.

Additional context

I think it would be enough to have the additional class(es) on the toast itself, not the header and body.
The css rules would allow for styling those as well.

[stsrki]

It is a good feature to have, at least for Class and Style options. We can make it for the next release.

[stsrki]

@Herdo If you have any other ideas for styling, or new options, please give your proposals.

[Herdo]

@stsrki The only other thing I can think about right now is overriding the icon as well, in case you use a different icon library and want a consistent look. I'm good with the Class and Style otherwise.

[stsrki]

Good idea with the Icon. Thanks.

[tesar-tech]

@stsrki Wouldn't it be wiser to provide full customization right away? Not by passing all the parameters (because customizations aren't just about parameters), but rather by passing a RenderFragment and letting users have full control?

Passing just Class for the Toast will create inconsistency between the way of styling through provider and without it.

[stsrki]

What would RenderFragment do?

[tesar-tech]

That would be the Toast to be added to the ToastProvider.

RenderFragment rf =>  @<Toast >
                <ToastHeader>
                  <MyCustomIcon/>
                    <Strong>Title</Strong>
                        <CloseButton  Margin="Blazorise.Margin.IsAuto.FromStart" />
                </ToastHeader>
                <ToastBody Class="whatever">
                    some message
<SomeCustomStuff/>
                </ToastBody>
            </Toast>;

...

    Task ShowToast()
    {
       
        return ToastService.Custom(rf);
    }
    

something like that...

[stsrki]

I would not go that route. The idea is to use ToastService as a simple API to show notifications. It is best to just stick with the options parameters to customize the appearance and behavior of the toast.

[tesar-tech]

@Herdo what do you mean by "overriding the icon"?

Can you check the source and let me know what is the intended result of that line of code?

[stsrki]

The idea is to provide IconName as part of the options. And if defined we will override what is used by default.