How does the overflow property affect an element containing floated children?
- It causes the containing element to expand its height to fit the floated children.
- It has no effect on floated children.
- It hides the floated children if they extend beyond the boundaries of the containing element.
- It pushes the floated children to the right, creating space for them within the containing element.
The overflow property determines how the content that overflows the box is handled. If set to auto or hidden, the containing element will expand its height to enclose the floated children.
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