Sorry for being annoying, but...

Ser5

@clarkwinkelmann , @luceos , @SychO , @Justoverclock , but seems like I'm completely dependent on you. As I understand, you are very skilled in Flarum and close to the core. I would like to kindly ask you to look to me recent three discussions, if you can to help to help me to deal with dealing with my issues, as I'm currently hit the wall and can't move forward, don't know what to say to my customer. May you provide me some advices, maybe existing code to look as examples, or installing fresh Flarum instance and try to repeat my attempts to look at those issues in live environment.

As a humble reminder there is a digest of my questions:

Adding custom html via extending JavaScript
Using built-in Bootstrap
Connecting external Bootstrap of never version
Using built-in modals functionality

I promise this is my last topic/comment when I'm pestering to you about those three questions.

luceos

Usually there are plenty of people to give answers. But, as you can imagine, most of our team celebrate Christmas and take that period to enjoy family, friends and hobby projects. As such most of us, including myself, are hardly behind a computer.

Have patience and we'll get back to you as soon as we can.

Ser5

luceos I understand, please take all the time you need. I will be patient. And happy Christmas, have fun, I wish you the best in the upcoming year. Also to everyone. I wish that Flarum will be prospering.

Justoverclock

Ser5 to use a native modal, first create your custom modal by extending the Modal Class

justoverclockl/newsletterblob/main/js/src/forum/components/Modals/DataProcessingModal.tsx#L5-L21

and simply trigger the modal opening where u need it

justoverclockl/newsletterblob/main/js/src/forum/components/NewsLetterBox.tsx#L23-L25

for adding custom html depends on where u want to display that...you need to extend the right flarum component....

for example if you want to add something into the flarum sidebar, you can do something like

 extend(IndexPage.prototype, 'sidebarItems', function (items) {
    items.add(
      'mycustomcomponentname',
      <MyCustomComponent />
    )
  })