CSS & HTML Tutorial #16: Overflow Property
In this tutorial we cover the css overflow property and its four main values of visible, hidden, scroll, and auto.
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Great Tutorial! Thanks for making this Video.
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Nice lesson 🙂
I’m using BlueVoda, a WYSIWYG website builder and in order to put text
within a layer, the layer first has to be bigger than the text content, and
then I have to put it in and then shrink the layer in order for it to
overlap the text or whatever. Any easier way to do this?
Thanks first time i see this
Great lesson! I now understand exactly how the overflow property works.
Thank you for your time and effort in making this video! 🙂