The CSS overflow-y allows you to decide what to do with the top bottom edges of the content. You can try to run the following code to implement the overflow-y property −ExampleLive Demo                    div {             background-color: orange;             width: 250px;             height: 45px;             border: 2px solid blue;             overflow-x: hidden;             overflow-y: scroll;          }                     Heading       Overflow property used here. This is a demo text to show the working of CSS overflow-x and overflow-y.     Output

The CSS overflow: auto, adds a scrollbar only when it's needed, unlike overflow:scroll. You can try to run the following code to implement CSS overflow: auto property:ExampleLive Demo                    div {             background-color: orange;             width: 250px;             height: 45px;             border: 2px solid blue;             overflow: auto;          }                     Heading       Overflow property used here. This is a demo text to show the working of CSS overflow: auto. This won't hide the content. A scrollbar would be visible, only if needed.     Output

Use the CSS :only-child selector to style every element that is the only child of its parent.ExampleYou can try to run the following code to implement the :only-child selectorLive Demo                    p:only-child {             background: orange;          }                     Heading                This is a paragraph.                      This is a paragraph.          This is a paragraph.          This is a paragraph.           Output

In the CSS overflow property with value scroll, the overflow is clipped and a scrollbar gets added. This allows the user to read the entire content.ExampleYou can try to run the following code to implement CSS overflow: scroll property −Live Demo                    div {             background-color: orange;             width: 250px;             height: 45px;             border: 2px solid blue;             overflow: scroll;          }                     Heading       Overflow property used here. This is a demo text to show the working of CSS overflow: scroll. This won't hide the content. Now a scrollbar will be visible.     Output

One of the most crucial components of the website or application is the navbar. It usually sits at the top of your application and makes it simple for users to go to the most important areas or pages of your website or app. The major sections of your website are essentially linked from a navbar. These links are commonly known as navigation items, and you can choose to align them to the left, center, or right. Centering the Navigation Bar Depending on the HTML and CSS that you have already used to create it, centering the navbar might be both ... Read More

To overlap elements, use the CSS z-index property. You can try to run the following code to implement the z-index property and set image behind the textExampleLive Demo                    img {             position: absolute;             left: 0px;             top: 0px;             z-index: -1;          }                           This is demo text.    

The position: relative; property allows you to position element relative to its normal position. You can try to run the following code to implement CSS position: relative;ExampleLive Demo                    div {             position: relative;             left: 20px;             border: 3px solid blue;          }                     Positioning Element                div element with position: relative;           Output

The position: static; property sets the position of an element static, which is the default.ExampleThe top, bottom, left, and right properties does not affect the the static positioned elements. You can try to run the following code to implement the CSS position: static; propertyLive Demo                    div.static {             position: static;             border: 3px solid blue;          }                     Positioning Element                       div element with position: static;               Output

Use the CSS :nth-last-child(n) selector to style every element that is the child of its parent, counting from the last child.You can try to run the following code to implement the :nth-last-child(n) selector −ExampleLive Demo                    p:nth-last-child(4) {             background: blue;             color: white;          }                     This is demo text 1.       This is demo text 2.       This is demo text 3.       This is demo text 4.       This is demo text 5.       This is demo text 6.     Output

There are moments when you wish to visually hide elements in an application (that is, remove them from the DOM but leave them on the screen). There are several methods by which you can accomplish this. Using the visibility property with a hidden value(visibility:hidden;) or the display property with a none value (display:none;) are two common approaches. Both approaches make the element hide, but they have different effects on how it behaves. In this articles we are going to learn about the difference between display:none; and visibility:hidden; CSS visibility:hidden This CSS property will cause an element to fill the screen's ... Read More