CSS property: overflow
The overflow property specifies how the BlackBerry® Browser renders an element when the element's content overflows its block box.
Property values
Value |
Description |
|---|---|
auto |
This value specifies that the browser clips content that overflows the block box. The browser displays a scroll bar to allow the user to view the clipped content. If content does not overflow the block box, then no scroll bar appears. |
hidden |
This value specifies that the browser clips any content that overflows the block box. The browser hides the clipped content and does not provide a mechanism for the user to view that content. |
scroll |
This value specifies that the BlackBerry Browser should clip any content that overflows the block box. The browser displays a scroll bar to allow the user to view clipped content. The scroll bar appears even if the content does not overflow the block box. If you set the overflow-style property to marquee-line or marquee-block (available to BlackBerry devices running BlackBerry Device Software 4.7.1 or later), and specify overflow: scroll, the BlackBerry Browser scrolls the content across the block box with no user intervention required. |
visible |
This value specifies that the browser does not clip the content. The browser renders the content outside the element's block box. |