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CSS overflow properties control how content behaves when it doesn't fit within its container. The guide covers eight key overflow values including visible (default), hidden (crops content), scroll (always shows scrollbars), auto (shows scrollbars when needed), and clip (completely disables scrolling). It also explains directional control with overflow-x and overflow-y, text handling with text-overflow ellipsis, overflow-wrap for breaking long words, and white-space for preventing text wrapping. These properties help maintain clean layouts by managing content that spills outside containers.

Beginner’s Guide to CSS Overflow

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