sgds-components-close-button
SGDS Close Button Component Skill
<sgds-close-button> renders a standardised close/dismiss button (× icon). It is used internally by <sgds-alert>, <sgds-drawer>, <sgds-modal>, <sgds-toast>, <sgds-badge>, and <sgds-file-upload>. Use it directly only when building custom dismissible UI that those components do not cover.
Prerequisites
See sgds-components-setup for installation and framework integration (React 19+ vs React ≤18, Vue, Angular).
No CSS styling modifications — custom properties and CSS parts are not exposed on this component.
Quick Decision Guide
Does a built-in component already handle this?
- Dismissible alert → use
<sgds-alert dismissible>instead - Dismissible drawer / modal / toast → those components have their own built-in close button
- Custom dismissible UI → use
<sgds-close-button>directly
Which size?
- Default →
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