You have a component deep inside a layout but need to ensure that a modal opened from this component renders directly under the body tag, ensuring it's not affected by the CSS of parent containers. Which approach would you take in React?
- React Fragments
- React Portals
- React Redux
- React Router
To ensure that a modal renders directly under the body tag and is not affected by parent CSS, you should use React Portals. Portals allow you to render a component at a different DOM location, making it appear outside the DOM hierarchy of parent containers, thus avoiding any CSS interference. This is commonly used for modals and overlays.
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