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Overflow

Define how a content overflows its container.

This is a long text content that demonstrates how the overflow property works. This paragraph contains several sentences that will help show the different overflow behaviors when the container is too small to contain all the text. It's useful for testing different overflow settings and seeing how they affect the layout and scrolling capabilities of the container element. 
<div class="my-container overflow-visible">
  <div class="content">
    This is a long text content that demonstrates how the overflow property works. This paragraph
    contains several sentences that will help show the different overflow behaviors when the
    container is too small to contain all the text. It's useful for testing different overflow
    settings and seeing how they affect the layout and scrolling capabilities of the container
    element.
  </div>
</div>
NameDescriptionDefaultControl
General
Overflow
Sets the general overflow of the element.
string
-
Overflow X
Sets the overflow of the x axis of the element.
-
-
Overflow Y
Sets the overflow of the y axis of the element.
-
-

The properties available for the overflow of elements are the following:

  • overflow for the overflow of the content both horizontally and vertically.
  • overflow-x for the overflow of the content horizontally.
  • overflow-y for the overflow of the content vertically.

The values available are the following:

  • visible (default) sets all of the content to be visible and will overflow the container if needed.
  • auto lets the browser decide what to do and will add scrollbar if needed.
  • hidden hides all of the content that would overflow the container, without any scrollbars.
  • scroll does not overflow the content and adds scrollbars to the container.