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# Alert Box

{% hint style="success" %}
Free Macro
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## Screenshot

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## Description

The Alert Box is a panel basically. You can define the style and the title in the macro dialog. The macro body is displayed in the panel. In the above example, that is the “Lorem ipsum” text.

## Adding the Macro

Edit your page.

Select “+” => Other macros

Type in “Bootstrap” in the Search box

Select the “Bootstrap Alert Box” macro

## Macro Options

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### **Style**

Select one of the [Bootstrap color styles](https://support.lewe.com/docs/bootstrap-visuals-for-confluence-manual/user-guide/bootstrap-color-styles/).

### **Heading**

If you want to add a heading to your alert box, you can enter it here. If you do, it will be followed by a horizontal line before the body is shown.

{% hint style="warning" %}
If you use a plugin or macro that reads out the headings of your page, this heading will be included!
{% endhint %}

### **Heading Level**

Select the heading level that you want your alert box heading to have.

### **Dismissible**

You can select that the alert box is admissible. In that case, an x will be shown in the upper right corner that, when clicked, will hide the alert box.

### Body

This macro supports a body. The content that you place in the content will be displayed inside the alert box.

After you save the macro while editing the page, put any text or another macro in the body:


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