Can I generalize the popped up frame?

[jsyjr]

I am very happy with my mini-frame popping up over the title bare of my emacs window.
A current limitation is that I am only able to get this behavior when reading from the mini-buffer.
I have various transient windows that I would like to handle in the same way (a new frame over the title bar).
Would it be possible to turn the mini-frame's frame creation into something that could generally be called by display-buffer?

[jsyjr]

Okay. I am a bit new to some of this stuff, especially display-buffer. I think I have figured out that if I supply frame parameters similar to those I am using with mini-frame and tell display-buffer to use a new frame it will do what I want. I will give that a try. If it works I will close this issue.

[muffinmad]

The purpose of the mini-frame mode is to pop up child frame on reading from minibuffer. Displaying other windows in the child frame is indeed possible using display-buffer-alist.

Also take a look at https://melpa.org/#/transient-posframe.

[jsyjr]

The virtue of your mini-frame is that it allows me to pop a non-child frame. The seems to be the key to being able to position the frame over the title bar. I am studying various packages. In time I expect to master this display-buffer stuff. Thanks for your encouragement.

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