Portal Vue
A feature-rich Portal Plugin for Vue 3, for rendering DOM outside of a component, anywhere in your app or the entire document. (Vue 2 version: v2.portal-vue.linusb.org)
Overview
PortalVue is a portal component designed for Vue 3, allowing users to render DOM elements outside of a component anywhere in the document. This feature can be useful when you need to render components in places other than where they are originally called. With detailed documentation available, this tool provides a flexible solution for Vue developers.
Features
- Vue 3 Compatibility: Specifically designed for Vue 3 to leverage the latest features of the framework.
- Portal Rendering: Enables rendering of components outside of their normal DOM position.
- Flexible Integration: Can be easily integrated into Vue projects to enhance component rendering.
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