Overflow
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The overflow property controls what happens to content that is too big to fit into an area. The following values are available: visible: default value. The overflow is not clipped and the content renders outside the element's box hidden: the overflow is clipped to fit into the area, and the rest of the content will be hidden scroll: the overflow is clipped, and a scrollbar is added to see the rest of the content auto: the overflow is not clipped, scrollbars are added only when necessary
OverflowVisible
For overflow visible use: .sap-overflow-visible, .sap-overflow-x-visible or .sap-overflow-y-visible classes.
OverflowHidden
For overflow hidden use: .sap-overflow-hidden, .sap-overflow-x-hidden or .sap-overflow-y-hidden classes.
OverflowScroll
For overflow scroll use: .sap-overflow-scroll, .sap-overflow-x-scroll or .sap-overflow-y-scroll classes.
OverflowAuto
For overflow auto use: .sap-overflow-auto, .sap-overflow-x-auto or .sap-overflow-y-auto classes.