+ The Popper component provides a mechanism for positioning content + dynamically relative to a reference element. It is commonly used for + tooltips, dropdowns, and modals, enhancing the user experience by + presenting contextual information without overcrowding the interface. +
++ Here’s a simple example of how to use the Popper component. In + this example, clicking the button toggles the visibility of the + popper: +
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+ You can specify the position of the Popper using the{" "}
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prop. Here's an example of a Popper
+ positioned above its anchor:
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+ The Popper component provides a mechanism for positioning content + dynamically relative to a reference element. It is commonly used for + tooltips, dropdowns, and modals, enhancing the user experience by + presenting contextual information without overcrowding the interface. +
++ Poppers are critical for displaying information dynamically and can + be used in various scenarios like tooltips, dropdowns, and menus. By + anchoring the content to a reference element, Poppers provide users + with relevant information as they interact with the interface. +
+ ++ The Popper component should be used in cases where context-sensitive + information is necessary. Here are common use cases: +
++ Below is a simple example of how to use the Popper component to + display content relative to a button. +
++ The `anchorEl` prop specifies the element to which the Popper will + be anchored. The `open` prop controls its visibility. +
+ ++ You can customize the positioning of the Popper using the + `placement` prop to define where the Popper appears relative to the + anchor element. +
++ The above example demonstrates a Popper positioned right the + reference button, providing flexibility in its placement. +
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