ipf-overflow

Specifies what happens when the element overflows.

• Format: ipf-overflow(OverflowX,OverflowY)

  OverflowX and OverflowY can be visible, hidden, scroll or auto. Using visible means that the content is visible even if it overflows. Using hidden means that the content is hidden if it overflows. Using scroll means that scrollbars will always be present, no matter if the content overflows or not. Using auto means that scrollbars will be present if the content overflows, but not otherwise. An overflow can occur when a maximum width or height is set for the container.

  If one of the dimensions is set to visible and the other to a value other than visible, the dimension set to visible behaves as though it was set to auto. For example, ipf-overflow(visible,hidden) will behave like ipf-overflow(auto,hidden). To ensure a correct behavior in the future, it is recommended to not use visible in one dimension in combination with a value other than the visible value in the other.

• Default parameter values:
  • OverflowX: visible
  • OverflowY: auto
• Not inherited