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@paprika/dropdown-menu
DEPRECATED - DropdownMenu component displays a trigger button, which when clicked displays a list of items in a dropdown menu format. These items can be raw content, Links or actions such as Delete, which will prompt a confirmation panel to be displayed.
This component is deprecated and has been renamed @paprika/overflow-menu
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Package last updated on 10 Nov 2020
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