Question
In the React Native documentation, the prop - overflow appears in two places:
-
Layout Props – applies to all components, controls how children are displayed
outside the component's bounds. Values: visible | hidden | scroll
-
Image Style Props – overflow is listed again specifically for <Image>.
So what does overflow in Image Style Props actually do that's different from
the one in Layout Props? Are they the same property exposed twice, or do they
serve different purposes?
RN Version: 0.84
Question
In the React Native documentation, the prop -
overflowappears in two places:Layout Props – applies to all components, controls how children are displayed
outside the component's bounds. Values:
visible | hidden | scrollImage Style Props –
overflowis listed again specifically for<Image>.So what does
overflowin Image Style Props actually do that's different fromthe one in Layout Props? Are they the same property exposed twice, or do they
serve different purposes?
RN Version: 0.84