CSS The overflow Property
⭐ CSS overflow Property
The overflow property controls what happens when content is larger than its box.
Used when text, images, or elements overflow their container.
1. overflow: visible; (Default)
Content overflows outside the box.
2. overflow: hidden;
Extra content is cut off (not visible).
3. overflow: scroll;
Always shows scrollbars (even if not needed).
4. overflow: auto;
Shows scrollbars only if needed (best option).
5. overflow-x and overflow-y
Control horizontal and vertical overflow separately.
📌 Example (Common Usage)
If content is larger, scrollbars appear automatically.
⭐ Summary Table
| Value | Behavior |
|---|---|
| visible | Content overflows outside |
| hidden | Extra content is clipped |
| scroll | Always shows scrollbars |
| auto | Scrollbars only if needed |
