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# Notifications

In the web application, up to five types of notifications (*Notifications*) can occur depending on the action status:

* Success (green)
* Warning (orange)
* Error (red)
* Info (blue)
* Confirmation (gray)

Except for the *Confirmation* notification, all other notifications are displayed in the top right of the screen. The confirmation notification, on the other hand, appears directly in the center of the screen. Apart from the *Confirmation* notification, all other notifications have a timeout. Once this has expired, the notification is hidden.

The duration of the timeout depends on the severity of the notification. Errors and warnings have a longer timeout duration than other notifications. The timeout is displayed at the bottom of each notification in the form of a progress bar.

### Display Notifications Longer

Some notifications may contain longer texts. Therefore, the timeout can be stopped and the display can be extended. This is done by hovering your mouse pointer over the notification.

### Hide Notifications

With a mouse click, you can hide the desired notification before the timeout period expires.


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