overflow-y
overflow-x
overflow-z
overflow-width
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The correct answer is: B. overflow-x
The overflow-x property defines how content should behave when it exceeds the width of its enclosing element. It can have the following values:
visible: The content is visible, even if it exceeds the width of its enclosing element.hidden: The content is hidden if it exceeds the width of its enclosing element.scroll: The content is visible, and a scroll bar is added to the element if the content exceeds the width of the element.auto: The content is visible, and a scroll bar is added to the element if the content exceeds the width of the element, but only if the element is wider than its parent element.
The overflow-y property defines how content should behave when it exceeds the height of its enclosing element. The overflow-z property defines how content should behave when it exceeds the depth of its enclosing element. The overflow-width property is not a valid CSS property.