overflow-x, overflow-y | NN n/a IE 5(Win) CSS n/a |
Inherited: No | |
Defines how the element treats content with rendered dimensions that exceed the specified width (x) or height (y) of the container. The operation of this IE/Windows attribute is the same as the regular overflow attribute, but each one operates along a single axis. This is particularly helpful if you want to have only a vertical or only a horizontal scrollbar appear with an element. See the overflow attribute discussion. |
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CSS Syntax | |
overflow-x: overFlowType overflow-y: overFlowType |
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Value | |
Any of the following constants: auto | hidden | scroll | visible. |
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Initial Value | |
visible |
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Example | |
body {overflow-x:hidden; overflow-y: scroll} |
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Applies To | |
Block-level, replaced, and positioned elements. |
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Object Model Reference | |
[window.]document.getElementById("elementID").style.overflowX [window.]document.getElementById("elementID").style.overflowY |