Even though a Portal can be anywhere in the DOM tree, it behaves like a normal React child in every other way, especially concerning event bubbling.
- Component nesting
- Event bubbling
- Event handling
- Propagation
React Portals, despite their ability to exist anywhere in the DOM tree, behave like normal React children when it comes to event handling, including event bubbling. This means that events triggered inside a portal can bubble up to their ancestors in the React component hierarchy.
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