Composition
This component is a composition of 3 key components:
- LumexPopover: A component representing the popover that displays additional content within a floating container.
- LumexPopoverTrigger: A component representing the trigger of the popover, controlling its display.
- LumexPopoverContent: A component representing the content of the popover.
Usage
The popover component provides a simple floating container for contextual information or actions.
<LumexPopover>
<LumexPopoverTrigger>
Open Popover
</LumexPopoverTrigger>
<LumexPopoverContent>
<div class="px-1 py-2">
<div class="text-small font-bold">Oh, hi there!</div>
<div class="text-tiny">I am the popover content</div>
</div>
</LumexPopoverContent>
</LumexPopover>
Colors
You can customize the background color of the popover to match your theme or highlight important content.
@foreach( var color in _colors )
{
<LumexPopover Color="@color">
<LumexPopoverTrigger>
@color.ToString()
</LumexPopoverTrigger>
<LumexPopoverContent>
<div class="px-1 py-2">
<div class="text-small font-bold">Oh, hi there!</div>
<div class="text-tiny">I am the popover content</div>
</div>
</LumexPopoverContent>
</LumexPopover>
}
@code {
private readonly ThemeColor[] _colors = [
ThemeColor.Default,
ThemeColor.Primary,
ThemeColor.Secondary,
ThemeColor.Success,
ThemeColor.Warning,
ThemeColor.Danger,
ThemeColor.Info
];
}
Sizes
Adjust the font size of the popover to scale text for readability and emphasis.
@foreach( var size in _sizes )
{
<LumexPopover Size="@size">
<LumexPopoverTrigger Color="@ThemeColor.Primary"
Variant="@Variant.Flat">
@size.ToString()
</LumexPopoverTrigger>
<LumexPopoverContent>
<div class="px-1 py-2">
<div class="text-small font-bold">Oh, hi there!</div>
<div>I am the popover content</div>
</div>
</LumexPopoverContent>
</LumexPopover>
}
@code {
private readonly Size[] _sizes = [
Size.Small,
Size.Medium,
Size.Large
];
}
Radius
The Radius
parameter allows you to set the border radius,
creating rounded or square corners for the popover.
@foreach( var radius in _radiuses )
{
<LumexPopover Radius="@radius">
<LumexPopoverTrigger Color="@ThemeColor.Secondary"
Variant="@Variant.Flat">
@radius.ToString()
</LumexPopoverTrigger>
<LumexPopoverContent>
<div class="px-1 py-2">
<div class="text-small font-bold">Oh, hi there!</div>
<div class="text-tiny">I am the popover content</div>
</div>
</LumexPopoverContent>
</LumexPopover>
}
@code {
private readonly Radius[] _radiuses = [
Radius.None,
Radius.Small,
Radius.Medium,
Radius.Large
];
}
Shadows
Adjust a shadow effect to the popover for a more elevated, visually distinct appearance.
@foreach( var shadow in _shadows )
{
<LumexPopover Shadow="@shadow">
<LumexPopoverTrigger Color="@ThemeColor.Success"
Variant="@Variant.Flat">
@shadow.ToString()
</LumexPopoverTrigger>
<LumexPopoverContent>
<div class="px-1 py-2">
<div class="text-small font-bold">Oh, hi there!</div>
<div>I am the popover content</div>
</div>
</LumexPopoverContent>
</LumexPopover>
}
@code {
private readonly Shadow[] _shadows = [
Shadow.None,
Shadow.Small,
Shadow.Medium,
Shadow.Large
];
}
Placements
Specify the position of the popover relative to the trigger element,
with options like Right
, Left
, TopStart
, and more.
<div class="flex flex-wrap md:inline-grid md:grid-cols-3 gap-4">
@foreach( var placement in _placements )
{
<LumexPopover Placement="@placement">
<LumexPopoverTrigger Color="@ThemeColor.Danger"
Variant="@Variant.Flat"
Class="capitalize">
@placement.ToDescription().Replace( "-", " " )
</LumexPopoverTrigger>
<LumexPopoverContent>
<div class="px-1 py-2">
<div class="text-small font-bold">Oh, hi there!</div>
<div class="text-tiny">I am the popover content</div>
</div>
</LumexPopoverContent>
</LumexPopover>
}
</div>
@code {
private readonly PopoverPlacement[] _placements = [
PopoverPlacement.TopStart,
PopoverPlacement.Top,
PopoverPlacement.TopEnd,
PopoverPlacement.RightStart,
PopoverPlacement.Right,
PopoverPlacement.RightEnd,
PopoverPlacement.BottomStart,
PopoverPlacement.Bottom,
PopoverPlacement.BottomEnd,
PopoverPlacement.LeftStart,
PopoverPlacement.Left,
PopoverPlacement.LeftEnd
];
}
Offset
Set an offset to adjust the distance between the popover and its trigger element for finer control over placement.
<LumexPopover Offset="16">
<LumexPopoverTrigger>
Open Popover
</LumexPopoverTrigger>
<LumexPopoverContent>
<div class="px-1 py-2">
<div class="text-small font-bold">Oh, hi there!</div>
<div class="text-tiny">I am the popover content</div>
</div>
</LumexPopoverContent>
</LumexPopover>
Arrow
Enable an arrow on the popover to visually connect it to its trigger element, making the source of information clearer.
<LumexPopover ShowArrow="@true">
<LumexPopoverTrigger>
Open Popover
</LumexPopoverTrigger>
<LumexPopoverContent>
<div class="px-1 py-2">
<div class="text-small font-bold">Oh, hi there!</div>
<div class="text-tiny">I am the popover content</div>
</div>
</LumexPopoverContent>
</LumexPopover>
Custom Styles
This component suppots named slots (represented as data-*
attributes) that
allow you to apply custom CSS to specific parts of the component.
- Root: The overall container of the popover.
- Trigger: The element that triggers the popover.
- Content: The container of the popover content.
- Arrow: The arrow element that connects the popover to its trigger element.
You can customize the component(s) by passing any Tailwind CSS classes to the following component parameters:
Popover
Class
: The CSS class name that styles the wrapper of the popover.Classes
: The CSS class names for the popover slots that style entire popover.
<LumexPopover Placement="@PopoverPlacement.Right"
ShowArrow="@true"
Offset="16"
Classes="@_classes">
<LumexPopoverTrigger>
Open Popover
</LumexPopoverTrigger>
<LumexPopoverContent>
<div class="px-1 py-2">
<h3 class="text-small font-bold">Oh, hi there!</h3>
<div class="text-tiny">I am the popover content</div>
</div>
</LumexPopoverContent>
</LumexPopover>
@code {
private PopoverSlots _classes = new()
{
Content = ElementClass.Empty()
.Add( "py-3 px-4 border border-default-200" )
.Add( "bg-gradient-to-br from-white to-default-200" )
.ToString(),
Arrow = "bg-default-200"
};
}
API
See the API references below for a complete guide to all the parameters available for the components mentioned here.