Basic
Popovers are small overlays that display additional information about an element when the user clicks on it.
Installation
If you hit any issues, make sure you check out the installation guide here for more information.
Composed Components
When you install this component via the CLI, it automatically loads all composed components, so you don’t need to add them individually.
The Popover comes packed with several components to enhance functionality and provide a seamless experience.
Manual Installation
Make sure you also install the composed components and the required packages for the component to function properly.
Anatomy
Controlled
You can control the popover programmatically.
Overlay Arrow
The default has an arrow, but you can disable it by passing the showArrow
prop.
Placement
You can change the placement of the popover by passing the placement
prop.
The list above shows the primary directions, but you can also use specific placements like bottom left
or top right
. Here are all the available placement options:
Primary Direction | Placement |
---|---|
bottom | bottom , bottom left , bottom right , bottom start , bottom end |
top | top , top left , top right , top start , top end |
left | left , left top , left bottom |
start | start , start top , start bottom |
right | right , right top , right bottom |
end | end , end top , end bottom |
Custom Close
The popover can be customized to include a custom close button.
Popover Trigger
All the examples above use <Button/>
as the trigger, but what if you wanna switch it up, like using <Avatar/>
instead? No sweat, just roll with PopoverTrigger like this: