This HTML code snippet represents a modal window (likely a popup) and a notification bar, both related to user account verification and login. LetS break down each part:
1. Verification Email Modal (div.c-alerta--modal)
This section defines a modal window that prompts the user to confirm sending a verification email.
* Structure: It’s a div with the class c-alerta--modal, wich likely styles it as a modal. Inside,it contains:
* Close Button: A button with a close icon (SVG path data provided) and sr-only (screen reader only) text for accessibility. This button likely closes the modal.
* Icon: An empty figure element with the class c-alerta--modal__icon. This is probably intended to hold an icon, but it’s currently empty.
* Data: A div with the class c-alerta--modal__info containing:
* Two <p> tags explaining that a verification email will be sent to [email protected] and advising the user to check their inbox and spam folder.
* A <p> tag with the class c-alerta--modal__email specifically displaying the email address.
* Confirmation Button: An <a> tag styled as a button (c-alerta--modal__btnbox c-alerta--modal__btnbox--primary) with the text “YES, SEND”. The href attribute is set to https://www.eltiempo.com/opinion/caricaturas/javascript:void(0), which means it’s a link that does nothing when clicked (a placeholder). The id="user_send_email" suggests this button triggers the email sending process via JavaScript.
* Functionality: This modal asks the user to confirm sending a verification email to the provided address. Clicking “YES, SEND” would likely trigger a JavaScript function to send the email.
2.Account linked Notification Bar (div.c-alerta c-alerta--confirmation)
This section defines a notification bar that appears when the user already has an account linked.
* Structure: It’s a div with the classes c-alerta and c-alerta--confirmation, which likely styles it as a notification bar. Inside, it contains:
* Message: A <p> tag with the class c-alerta__item containing a message informing the user that they already have an account linked and should log in. It includes a link to the login page (https://www.eltiempo.com/login).
* Close Button: A button with a close icon (SVG path data provided) and sr-only text for accessibility. This button likely hides the notification bar.
* Functionality: This bar informs the user that they already have an account and encourages them to log in instead of creating a new one. Clicking the close button would likely hide the bar.
3. Tracking Image (img.img-tracking)
* Purpose: This <img> tag is used for
