Popper
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.
Usage
The Popper component should be used in cases where context-sensitive information is necessary. Here are common use cases:
- Tooltips that provide additional information on hover.
- Dropdown menus for navigation or selections.
- Modals for confirmations or additional content.
Basic Example
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.
Styling and Positioning
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.
