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hey howamp;#39;s it going guys my name is Dom and today Iamp;#39;ll be showing you how to truncate text using CSS now this solution here is very commonly found online in fact youamp;#39;ve probably seen it before yourself and it involves applying a few CSS properties to your element in order to achieve uh your trun added text with the three dots or the ellipses at the end of it but in this video Iamp;#39;m going to be explaining essentially what those three properties actually do and as well as some troubleshooting in case youamp;#39;re having trouble getting your text truncation to work and you canamp;#39;t figure out why so right here I have this index HTML document with a div and a class of container then inside here Iamp;#39;ve got a paragraph tag containing the text in which I want to truncate so you might have a similar setup on your side in your application or your website so going inside the browser it currently looks like this as as we can see the text is going to wrap