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CSS CSS Layout Techniques Positioning Schemes Relative Positioning

Ethan Huang
Ethan Huang
5,348 Points
Posted by Ethan Huang
Ethan Huang
5,348 Points

overflow hidden the relative element when it overflows outside the container

this is useful! I never though about that before!

2 Answers

Joe Hirst
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Joe Hirst
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Joe Hirst
Joe Hirst
Courses Plus Student 6,489 Points

Yep,

you can use:

overflow:hidden;

to do some pretty awesome stuff.

Here are some examples you might find useful. http://css-tricks.com/examples/OverflowExample/

Ethan Huang
Ethan Huang
5,348 Points
Ethan Huang
Ethan Huang
5,348 Points

Thanks, bro. I am new to treehouse. I appreciate the link you provide:)