Designers Learn Code: The Overflow Property
Designers Learn Code: The Overflow Property
Yesterday, we introduced the idea that you can limit the maximum width and height of an element. What happens when the content is actually larger than the maximum width and height that we have set? In this case, we use the overflow property to control what happens. The value for overflow can either be "hidden" or "scroll." With hidden, any content that overflows will be hidden. With scroll, a scrollbar is added so that the user can scroll to see the missing content.
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