visible
scroll
auto
hidden
Answer is Right!
Answer is Wrong!
The correct answer is C. auto.
The overflow
property specifies how the content of an element is displayed if it overflows its box. The possible values are:
- visible : The content is visible, even if it overflows its box.
- hidden : The content is hidden if it overflows its box.
- scroll : The content is visible, and scrollbars are provided if necessary.
- auto : The browser decides whether to use
visible
orscroll
based on the content of the element.
In this case, the question is asking which of the following values is described by scrollbars should be provided if the content is too big, but actual implementation is left up to the browser. The answer is auto
, because auto
tells the browser to use visible
or scroll
based on the content of the element.