react-test/docs/data/material/components/popper/popper.md

productId, title, components, githubLabel, githubSource

productId	title	components	githubLabel	githubSource
material-ui	React Popper component	Popper	component: Popper	packages/mui-material/src/Popper

Popper

A Popper can be used to display some content on top of another. It's an alternative to react-popper.

Some important features of the Popper component:

• 🕷 Popper relies on the 3rd party library (Popper.js) for perfect positioning.
• 💄 It's an alternative API to react-popper. It aims for simplicity.
• Its child element is a Portal on the body of the document to avoid rendering problems. You can disable this behavior with disablePortal.
• The scroll isn't blocked like with the Popover component. The placement of the popper updates with the available area in the viewport.
• Clicking away does not hide the Popper component. If you need this behavior, you can use the Click-Away Listener - see the example in the menu documentation section.
• The anchorEl is passed as the reference object to create a new Popper.js instance.

{{"component": "@mui/docs/ComponentLinkHeader", "design": false}}

Basic Popper

{{"demo": "SimplePopper.js"}}

Transitions

The open/close state of the popper can be animated with a render prop child and a transition component. This component should respect the following conditions:

• Be a direct child descendent of the popper.
• Call the onEnter callback prop when the enter transition starts.
• Call the onExited callback prop when the exit transition is completed. These two callbacks allow the popper to unmount the child content when closed and fully transitioned.

Popper has built-in support for react-transition-group.

{{"demo": "TransitionsPopper.js"}}

Alternatively, you can use react-spring.

{{"demo": "SpringPopper.js"}}

Positioned popper

{{"demo": "PositionedPopper.js"}}

Scroll playground

{{"demo": "ScrollPlayground.js", "hideToolbar": true, "bg": true}}

Virtual element

The value of the anchorEl prop can be a reference to a fake DOM element. You need to create an object shaped like the VirtualElement.

Highlight part of the text to see the popper:

{{"demo": "VirtualElementPopper.js"}}

Supplementary projects

For more advanced use cases you might be able to take advantage of:

material-ui-popup-state

The package material-ui-popup-state that takes care of popper state for you in most cases.

{{"demo": "PopperPopupState.js"}}