The OverflowX property in the BaseStyles class represents the overflow-x CSS property. This property controls what happens to content that is too large to fit into the element's box along the horizontal axis. It can be set to values such as visible, hidden, scroll, or auto, which determine how the overflow content is handled.
To use the OverflowX property, you can set it to a value from the OverflowMode enumeration, which includes options like Visible, Hidden, Scroll, and Auto. This property is nullable, meaning it can also be set to null to remove any specific overflow-x setting.
// Example of setting the OverflowX property var styles = new BaseStyles(); styles.OverflowX = OverflowMode.Hidden; // Hides overflow content along the x-axis // Resetting the OverflowX property styles.OverflowX = null; // Removes the overflow-x setting
