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CSS Overflow 3 Draft Updated

By Florian Rivoal July 31, 2018 (Permalink)
Categories: publications

The CSS Working Group has published an updated Working Draft of CSS Overflow level 3. This modules contains the features of CSS relating to handling the display of excessive amount of content in an element.

In addition to bug fixes and refinements accumulated since last publication, this draft introduces:

Flow relative longhands to the overflow property: inline-overflow and block-overflow
The line-clamp property (and its longhands), to provide a standard and improved replacement for the proprietary -webkit-line-clamp property.

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CSS WG Blog CSS Overflow 3 Draft Updated

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