Why is a Dirac Delta function called continuous when it's seems to be discrete?

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It seems like the Dirac Delta function is discontinuous as it has a value of $\infty$ at $x=0$ and $0$ everywhere else. It looks to be same as the Kronecker Delta Function, which we know to be discrete.

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I think it has to do with the fact that continuity is implied by differentiability and integrability, and since the Dirac-Delta function is differentiable and integrable, it is continuous.