jGrowl

jGrowl delivers an unobtrusive way of alerting or informing the user when navigating a Web page.

All messages can be custom positioned, use different skins to signal various alert states, and convey simple one liners or long blocks of HTMl-styled text.

There's also built-in Bootstrap support, along with the possibility to create your own jGrowl themes.

Developers can create sticky messages that stay on the page or show them just for a short time period.

All messages float over the page and nothing is moved inside its layout to accommodate them.

jGrowl comes with a few basic examples to show developers how it can be implemented.

What is new in this release:

• Updated generated JS map.

What is new in version 1.4.2:

• Updated generated JS map.

What is new in version 1.3.0:

• Updated compressed version of CSS.

What is new in version 1.2.13:

• Fixed clearing interval when shutting down.

What is new in version 1.2.5:

• Changed wrapper jGrowl's options usage to "o" instead of $.jGrowl.defaults
• Added themeState option to control 'highlight' or 'error' for jQuery UI
• Ammended some CSS to provide default positioning for nested usage.
• Changed some CSS to be prefixed with jGrowl- to prevent namespacing issues
• Added two new options - openDuration and closeDuration to allow better control of notification open and close speeds, respectively.
• Added afterOpen callback.

What is new in version 1.2.4:

• Fixed IE bug with the close-all button.
• Fixed IE bug with the filter CSS attribute (special thanks to gotwic).
• Update IE opacity CSS.
• Changed font sizes to use "em", and only set the base style.

Requirements:

• JavaScript enabled on client side
• jQuery 1.4 or higher