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Transition component purpose and use cases

The Transition component is designed to animate the presence of elements with fixed or absolute positioning, such as dropdowns, modals, or tooltips. Other Mantine components like Modal and Tooltip use Transition internally for their animations. The Transition component is not intended as a comprehensive solution for all animations; for more complex animations, consider using Motion, React Spring, or other dedicated animation libraries.

Transition basic usage example

Example of using the Transition component: import { Transition } from '@mantine/core'; function Demo({ opened }: { opened: boolean }) { return ( <Transition mounted={opened} transition="fade"> {(styles) => <div style={styles}>Your modal</div>} </Transition> ); }

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