The built-in Teleport component
When you build modern interfaces with Vue.js, you quickly run into a classic problem: some UI elements have to be displayed outside their natural DOM hierarchy.
Typical cases:
- Modals
- Dialogs
- Popovers
- Drawers
- Full-screen overlays
This is exactly what Vue.js's built-in Teleport component is for:
Teleport renders a component somewhere in the DOM other than where it is declared in the code. It lets you separate a component's logic from the place where it should appear visually.
Teleport's “to” prop takes the CSS selector, or the DOM node, of the element the component should be “teleported” into.
