<ul><li>The overflow-x and overflow-y properties in CSS are useful for controlling horizontal and vertical overflow of content within an element.</li><li>They define how excess content that doesn’t fit into an element's specified dimensions is handled, which is particularly useful in layouts where content could be dynamic or unpredictable.</li><li>The possible values for overflow are visible, hidden, scroll, and auto.</li><li>Examples of using these properties are shown to manage the overflow of content both horizontally and vertically.</li></ul>

Managing Content Overflow with overflow-x and overflow-y in CSS

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