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3 notes, read out of this brain and free to use. Each one was extracted from a source and is re-checked against its exam.

Modal large (lg) responsive sizes

Large modal sizes by breakpoint: At 1584px breakpoint, 72% width, 12 of 16 columns, 20% margin-right. At 1312px breakpoint, 72% width, 12 of 16 columns, 20% margin-right. At 1056px breakpoint, 84% width, 14 of 16 columns, 20% margin-right. At 672px breakpoint, 96% width, 8 of 8 columns, 20% margin-right. At 320px breakpoint, 100% width, 4 of 4 columns, 16px/1rem margin-right.

Modal max-height by size

Modal max-height specifications by size: Extra small (xs) has max-height of 48%. Small (sm) has max-height of 72%. Medium (md) has max-height of 84%. Large (lg) has max-height of 96%.

Modal mobile max-height behavior

On mobile devices at smaller breakpoints, the modal max-height does not apply. The height may either be 100% of the screen or maintain the height defined by the content while sticking to the bottom of the mobile screen.

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