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We've got some CiviCRM status messages displayed outside of CiviCRM (Drupal pages), but they come as a default browser JS alerts, not as a fancy CiviCRM-styled status messages. We've $manager->addCoreResources(); included via hook_page_build(&$page); guess it's not enough though.

There is a documentation at https://wiki.civicrm.org/confluence/display/CRMDOC/Resource+Reference which says:

If you are working outside of CiviCRM core or extensions (such as a Wordpress plugin), you can still use the Resource Manager but will need to construct the urls yourself

with addScriptFile, addScriptUrl, addStyleFile and addStyleUrl methods available; the question is, which exactly CSS files contains fancy pop-ups formatting?

Also, it's a bit unclear, how exactly css should be loaded? Normally, it should use addStyleFile / addStyleUrl, but an example given at documentation page states:
CRM_Core_Resources::singleton()->addScriptUrl('http://example.com/bar.css' (mean, use addScript to load CSS Style file) which is a bit confusing..

Thanks for any hint!

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Wrong question was asked; fancy CiviCRM stuff works almost, if properly called via CiviCRM own jQuery methods; pretty strange CRM.alert in Chrome pops up a default JS alert() message though, so it might be better to use CRM.status with appropriate parameters

This page helps a lot: https://wiki.civicrm.org/confluence/display/CRMDOC/Notifications+and+Confirmations

Additional reading:

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