Bootstrap alert-warning vs gs.addInfoMessage style

[Justin Abbott]

Does anyone know a way of using Bootstrap's alert-warning style in place of the default gs.addInfoMessage() or gs.addErrorMessage() styling? I'm trying to do this in a display business rule.

I've tried playing around with hacky CSS stuff, but that had undesired consequences.

Instead of this...

I want this...

[Chuck Tomasi]

Hi,

I'm not aware of a way to do what you are looking for. Can you tell me what the use case is? Typically, consistency is a good thing (red for bad, blue for info). Introducing additional colors can be confusing to your end users.

[Justin Abbott]

We're trying to establish different levels of alerts.

Green = Success

Blue = Neutral/Informational

Yellow = Warning

Red = Bad

We want red for bad to display when an action has resulted in an error, but we want the yellow to warn before an action occurs.

[akashsrm100]

This code may help you

  <div class="alert alert-warning">

      <a href="#" class="close" data-dismiss="alert" aria-label="close">&times;</a>

      <strong>Warning!</strong>This alert box could indicate a warning that might need attention.

  </div>

In Bootstrap the warning have same color you need.

For more info Bootstrap Alerts

Thanks

Akash Sharma

PS Hit like if Helps/correct

[Justin Abbott]

Thanks, Akash. That's the exact code I tried implementing, but I'm having trouble with it conflicting with ServicNow oob code.