Overflow utility CSS classes can be used to control the overflow of content within elements.
In this demo four cards demonstrate overflow classes: rz-overflow-auto (scrolls only when needed), rz-overflow-scroll (always shows scrollbars), rz-overflow-hidden (clips content), and rz-overflow-visible (content overflows the container), with responsive variants available like rz-overflow-{breakpoint}-scroll.
If you need to specify how the text content should wrap, use rz-text-wrap, rz-text-nowrap, and rz-text-truncate. See the Text Wrap demo.
You can set a specific overflow value for different screen sizes by inserting the respective breakpoint abbreviation.
For example .rz-overflow-{breakpoint}-scroll, where {breakpoint} can be xs, sm, md, lg, xl, xx.
Learn more about Breakpoints.