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Components that are portaled into i.e. document.body, such as Modal, do not support server-side rendering.
馃 Expected Behavior?
That portaled components can be server-side rendered.
馃槸 Current Behavior
Portaled components are not server-side rendered.
馃拋 Possible Solution
Provide an option to potentially bypass the useIsSSR() check for portals for components that rely on portals.
馃敠 Context
I noticed that when defaultOpen={true} for modals, they are not server-side rendered. For a login dialog for example, it would be useful to have it server-side rendered should a user not be authenticated and to have its event listeners etc. attached when hydration occurs.
馃捇 Examples
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馃Б Your Company/Team
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馃暦 Tracking Issue
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Provide a general summary of the feature here
Components that are portaled into i.e.
document.body
, such as Modal, do not support server-side rendering.馃 Expected Behavior?
That portaled components can be server-side rendered.
馃槸 Current Behavior
Portaled components are not server-side rendered.
馃拋 Possible Solution
Provide an option to potentially bypass the useIsSSR() check for portals for components that rely on portals.
馃敠 Context
I noticed that when defaultOpen={true} for modals, they are not server-side rendered. For a login dialog for example, it would be useful to have it server-side rendered should a user not be authenticated and to have its event listeners etc. attached when hydration occurs.
馃捇 Examples
No response
馃Б Your Company/Team
No response
馃暦 Tracking Issue
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: