How to prevent overflow scrolling in CSS

The article addresses the common issue of scrolling overflow in CSS, focusing on horizontal scrolling problems and their solutions. It explains the CSS overflow property, which controls how content is displayed when it exceeds the dimensions of its container, offering options like scroll, hidden, auto, and visible. The text explores causes of overflow, such as misusing viewport width units, incorrect CSS Grid configurations, and improper use of flexbox and image sizing. It provides solutions for each scenario, such as using media queries, fractions instead of pixels, and setting max-width for images. Additionally, the article covers debugging techniques using CSS and DevTools, and explains how to manage overflow in modals to improve user experience. Advanced techniques like using overflow: clip and overflow-clip-margin properties are also introduced for precise control over content clipping.