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knowledge-base/common-popup-component-comparison.md

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 Here are the unique features and distinguishing characteristics of all Telerik UI for Blazor popup components:
 
-* The [AnimationContainer](slug:components/animationcontainer/overview) is a blank animated element that [renders at the same place where it is declared](slug:components/animationcontainer/overview#position). The rendering location can matter a lot in some cases, for example, in scenarios with scrollable conatiners.
+* The [AnimationContainer](slug:components/animationcontainer/overview) is a blank animated element that [renders at the same place where it is declared](slug:components/animationcontainer/overview#position). The rendering location can matter a lot in some cases, for example, in scenarios with scrollable containers.
 * The [Dialog](slug:dialog-overview) and [Window](slug:window-overview) are very similar. Basically, the Dialog is a modal Window that cannot be resized or dragged. The Dialog has [built-in layouts for action buttons in its footer](slug:dialog-action-buttons).
 * The [Popover](slug:popover-overview) and [Tooltip](slug:tooltip-overview) are also similar. The Popover is designed to work with a single anchor (target), while the Tooltip works with multiple targets. Both components can show a callout. Similar to the [Dialog](slug:dialog-overview), the Popover supports action buttons in its footer.
 * The [Popup](slug:popup-overview) UX can be similar to a [Window](slug:window-overview) or a drop down, depending on its animation and position settings. Similar to the [Popover](slug:popover-overview), the Popup also works with a single anchor and is positioned relative to it. The Popup has the [most comprehensive set of parameters that position and align it to its anchor](slug:popup-position-collision). Use the Popup to implement custom drop down components, which do not exist in the product.