Announcement bar

A React component in Beamline's Feedback category.

A banner across the top for news and offers: messages take turns, a countdown ticks, and dismissing folds it away and can remember it.

Use it for

  • Site-wide news, offers and deadlines.

Not for

Anatomy

  • previous / next
  • message
  • countdown
  • action
  • dismiss

States

  • rotating
  • paused
  • dismissed

Keyboard

  • Tab to arrows, action and dismiss

Motion

Messages slide 12 px and fade over 280 ms; the bar folds by height.

Props

PropTypeDefaultDescription
messages{ id, message, action?, countdown? }[]—
idstring (remembers dismissal)—
open / indexcontrolled or not—
interval / autoPlay / controls / dismissible / tonemixed—
style / refCSSProperties / native Ref—
classNamesAnnouncementBarClassNames—

Dependencies

lucide-react, motion

Import

import { AnnouncementBar } from "@/components/announcement-bar/announcement-bar";

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