custom class in modals backdrop

[fxck]

For pretty much the same reasons as #892

It could use the same class modal does and it's just a couple of lines of code, but since backdrops doesn't stack, there could a problem...

[fxck]

Took a shot at it myself, backdrop's class changes, when stacking, to the top element's windowClass.. if I only figured out how to make pull requests to github. This for now https://gist.github.com/fxck/7028338

[davidwparker]

I think you wouldn't want to reuse windowClass but may want something else entirely: backdropClass

[fxck]

That's what I first thought, but I'm using it in production and not once I had to have different class in modal and in backdrop. And even if I did, you can always put two classes in windowClass: 'original oneThatsUniqueForThisBackdrop'.

[davidwparker]

Depends on what your designers decide to do with the CSS. I prefer to stick to the single responsibility principle, and would hate to confuse users when the class is actually getting set in two places rather than one.

[wocoburguesa]

Are there any plans to merge that pull request? I would argue that it's looking quite good and it's a feature that was there previously, so it would be very cool to have it back.

[rburhum]

+1