Semantic CSS classes

[dandv]

Maybe this is because of using Bootstrap for a long while, but I'm thinking of alert in semantic terms, e.g. "success" or "warning" or "error".

The problem is, the CSS classes are colors, and it's not obvious how they correspond to the alert types:

.s-alert-blue, .s-alert-green, .s-alert-yellow, .s-alert-red

(e.g. is success blue or green?)

My suggestion would be to rename the CSS classes to describe the type of the alert, e.g.

.s-alert-effect-scale.s-alert-error {
    /* CSS rules for an error displayed using the "scale" effect
}

Also, ideally the alert type would be specified first in examples, since the style of displaying an alert is secondary to its nature/type.

[juliancwirko]

At the beggining it was called 'red condition', 'blue condition' etc. It was then renamed into 'warning', 'info' etc. I definately need to rename the css classes.

Thanks for all your suggestions (waiting for more :) ). I think it is a material for a bigger refactor. Maybe I should put it all in version 3.0.0. I'll think about it, but all your suggestions are of course worth implementing.

[juliancwirko]

Ok, it is done in v2.1.0

[dandv]

Confirmed; thanks again!