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What is text-overflow: ellipsis, and how does it work?
The text-overflow: ellipsis property in CSS is used to display an ellipsis (...) when the content of an element overflows its container and there isn't enough space to display the full text. It is typically used in situations where text is clipped within a constrained area, such as in buttons or labels. For it to work, the element must have overflow: hidden and white-space: nowrap to prevent text from wrapping. It ensures that the ellipsis is shown only when the content exceeds the available space.