Main Override: withOverflowVisibleNoScroll

• Smart Detection: Automatically finds the scrollable container causing the horizontal scrollbar
• Preserves Functionality: Maintains vertical scrolling while hiding horizontal scrollbars
• Responsive: Handles window resize events and breakpoint changes
• Clean Cleanup: Restores original overflow values when unmounted

Aggressive Override: withOverflowVisibleNoScrollAggressive

• Global Solution: Applies CSS rules to prevent horizontal scrolling site-wide
• Framer-Specific: Targets Framer's container classes specifically
• Use When: The main override isn't sufficient for complex layouts

Targeted Override: withBreakpointOverflowControl

• Breakpoint-Specific: Only affects the specific breakpoint container
• Precise Control: Most focused approach for specific use cases
• Minimal Impact: Least intrusive option

How to Use:

1. Apply the override to your breakpoint container or parent element in Framer
2. Set overflow to "visible" in the Framer properties panel
3. Your images can now overflow without creating horizontal scrollbars

Recommended Approach:

Start with withOverflowVisibleNoScroll as it's the most balanced solution. If you still see scrollbars, try withOverflowVisibleNoScrollAggressive for a more comprehensive fix.

The override automatically handles:

• ✅ Finding the correct container to modify
• ✅ Preserving vertical scrolling functionality
• ✅ Responsive behavior on window resize
• ✅ Clean cleanup when component unmounts
• ✅ Maintaining all original element functionality