An element can specify popup content to appear.
An element can specify popup content with a title.
An element can display a popup that is already included in the page.
A popup can provide more basic formatting.
A popup can be extra wide to allow for longer content.
A fluid popup will take up the entire width of its offset container.
A popup can vary in size.
A popup can have no maximum width and continue to flow to fit its content.
A popup can have its colors inverted.
An easier way to display complex content, like a wide popup menu is to have the popup content as a pre- existing part of your page's html.
A popup trigger event can be specified.
A popup can specify a different target element than itself to show a popup.
A popup can either be inserted directly after an element, or added as a child element to the page's body
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A popup can be positioned to any side of an element. If space is not available, it will automatically search for a similar alternative position to use.
A popup can use any named ui transition.