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Last edited Jul 10, 2025
Created on Jul 10, 2025
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This example demonstrates a responsive notifications modal built with Bootstrap’s modal component, styled using custom CSS and Tailwind CSS utility classes. It uses the Inter font and Bootstrap Icons for visual consistency. The modal container adjusts its maximum width across breakpoints (sm, md, lg, xl) via media queries, while the header includes a title with an animated underline and a close button. The code relies on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, with a simple `console.log` in the script.

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