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Creating Popups and Modals was always kind of difficult, because you had to use a ton of HTML and JavaScript Code to make it work properly. But luckily this changed forever when they added the new HTML dialog element, because they already have built in JavaScript functions that do the work for you. This is Coding2go and in this video I will explain how you can open and close dialogs with just FOUR lines of JavaScript Code. And of course we will also cover, how to close the modal, if the user clicks outside of it. To create a modal in HTML, you just need to use the amp;lt;dialogamp;gt; tag. Lets make this modal a Login amp;lt;formamp;gt;. We create an amp;lt;h2amp;gt; saying login and create a amp;lt;formamp;gt; with two amp;lt;inputamp;gt; and a Login amp;lt;buttonamp;gt;. To open this dialog, we can call the showDialog method in JavaScript. So first, we have to get our dialog element using its ID login-dialog and then we can call dialog.showModal().
