The padding-right CSS property sets the padding space on the right side of an element. Initial Value 0 Applies to All elements. An exception is made when the display property is set to table-row-group, table-header-group, table-footer-group, table-row, table-column-group and table-column. It also applies to ::first-letter. Inherited No. Animatable Yes. Padding space is animatable. Version CSS1 DOM Syntax object.style.paddingRight = “40px”;…

The padding-left CSS property sets the padding space on the left side of an element. Initial Value 0 Applies to All elements, an exception is made when the display property is set to table-row-group, table-header-group, table-footer-group, table-row, table-column-group and table-column. It also applies to ::first-letter. Inherited No. Animatable Yes. Padding space is animatable. Version CSS1 DOM Syntax object.style.paddingLeft = “40px”;…

The padding-bottom property of an element sets the padding space on the bottom of an element. This means that it defines the area of space that the bottom of the element’s content needs. The element’s padding can be used for computing the height and the width of an element. Generally, the width is equal to the width of the content area…

The padding property is used to create padding space on all the sides of an element’s content. Padding values are set using lengths or percentages. CSS padding property is a shorthand for the following properties: We can use the padding property for all sides (top, bottom, left, right). The padding property may be defined with one, two, three, or four values: Initial Value…

The overflow-y property specifies whether the content should be hidden, visible or scrolls vertically when the content overflows the element’s top and bottom edges. This property is one of the CSS3 properties. The overflow-y property has four main values: visible, hidden, auto and scroll. Initial Value visible Applies to Block-containers, flex containers and grid containers. Inherited No. Animatable No. Version CSS3 DOM Syntax object.style.overflowY…

The overflow-x property specifies whether the content should be hidden, visible or scrolls horizontally when the content overflows the element’s left and right edges. This property is one of the CSS3 properties. The overflow-x property has four main values: visible, scroll, auto and hidden. Initial Value visible Applies to Block-containers, flex containers and grid containers. Inherited No. Animatable No. Version CSS3 DOM Syntax object.style.overflowX…

The overflow-wrap property is used to specify whether the browser can break lines within an unbreakable string thus preventing content from overflowing. The overflow-wrap property has only three values: normal, break-word and anywhere. Overflow-wrap vs Word-break Though overflow-wrap and word-break behave similarly there are differences between them. The overflow-wrap property breaks the word if it cannot be placed on the line without overflowing…

The overflow-anchor property allows to opt out Scroll Anchoring, a browser feature which adds scroll position to minimize content shifts. Scroll Anchoring is enabled by default in any supported browser. This property has two values: auto and none. Initial Value auto Applies to All elements. Inherited No. Animatable No. Version CSS Scroll Anchoring Module Level 1 DOM…

The overflow property defines the behavior content which overflows the element box. This property only works for block elements that have a specified height. It specifies whether the content should be clipped to fit in the box or scrollbars should be added on the element. This is a shorthand for the following properties: The content overflows when…

The outline-width property defines the width of an outline. An outline is a line which is drawn around an element. But it is different from the border property. The width and height properties of an element do not include the outline width because the outline is not considered a part of the element’s dimensions. This property has the following values: medium, thick,…