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Popover

Component to render a small pop-up "tip" once a trigger element is clicked. Clicking the target again should toggle the popover. Clicking outside of the popover will typically close it.

Usage

Similar to <Dropdown>, <Popover> requires at least two children - their roles are defined by setting their data-role attributes to target or popover.

import { Popover } from '@folio/stripes/components';
<Popover>
  <Button data-role="target">Test Popover</Button>
  <p data-role="popover">Lorem ipsum delor sit amet...</p>
</Popover>

Props

Name	type	description	default	required
position	string	Position of pop-up relative to the target. Can be top, bottom, start, or end	bottom
alignment	string	Position along the cross-axis. Can be centered, or align with an edge of the target. Can be set to center, start, or end	center
children	arrayOf(node)	Requires two children one with data-role="target" and another with data-role="popover". Ideally, the target child is an interactive element - a <Button>, for instance. The popover can be any dom element.		✔
noPadding	bool	Removes padding from popover content if set to true	false
offset	number	Distance of the popover toward or away from the target.	0
activeClass	string	Adds the activeClass to the wrapper once the Popover is open

Positioning

Setting position of "top" and alignment of "end" will render the popover above the trigger, aligned with the 'end' of the target's bounding box.

<Popover position="top" alignment="end">
  <Button data-role="target">Top Popover3</Button>
  <p data-role="popover">Lorem ipsum delor sit amet...</p>
</Popover>