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# Snackbar

Using **Snackbar** , you could have feedback on  an operation. Snackbar  shows a brief message at the bottom of the screen, above all other elements. Only one can be displayed at a time. Snackbar disappear after user interaction.

Snackbar includes an event-block called AfterAction. It will be automatically triggered when Snackbar action is clicked. This block contains a parameter called "action". It can be used to determine type action that user selected. For example, we can use if-then-else, to check user's response as below:

![](/files/-LGqWj27wI0F2m0Q6hfb)

**Creating Snackbar.** You can create a Snackbar using the following block, in message you should add one-message and up to two actions. The message will appear on left-side and the actions will display on right side. If you want to have only one-action, just plug an empty text block into socket.

![](/files/-LGqET3RSH2sFggu8x3D)

**Opening Snackbar.** Use block below to determine if Snackbar is open or not

![](/files/-LGqFWPKdJqjoqOOe4IB)

**Closing Snackbar.** Use block below to force closing of Snackbar. 

![](/files/-LGqFmau7R-DKCPZdfge)

Image below shows how Snackbar looks when 2 actions are provided. Note: For this example, we used Snackbar.TextColor to change the default color:

![](/files/-LGqYn_tLmQWlshUTpOs)

![](/files/-LGqYQHvXeiQnd2yIS7w)


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