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## General Information
:information_source: A button view is defined with a percent (%) and the characters BT, followed by the view number. For example: `%BT1`
> :information_source: A button view is defined with a percent (%) and the characters BT, followed by the view number. For example: `%BT1`
:information_source: See [MCI](../mci.md) for general information on how to use views and common configuration properties available for them.
> :information_source: See [MCI](../mci.md) for general information on how to use views and common configuration properties available for them.
### Properties
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The `textOverflow` option is used to specify what happens when a text string is too long to fit in the `width` defined.
:information_source: If `textOverflow` is not specified at all, a button can become wider than the `width` if needed to display the text value.
> :information_source: If `textOverflow` is not specified at all, a button can become wider than the `width` if needed to display the text value.
:information_source: Setting `textOverflow` to an empty string `textOverflow: ""` will cause the item to be truncated if necessary without any characters displayed
> :information_source: Setting `textOverflow` to an empty string `textOverflow: ""` will cause the item to be truncated if necessary without any characters displayed
:information_source: Otherwise, setting `textOverflow` to one or more characters will truncate the value if necessary and display those characters at the end. i.e. `textOverflow: ...`
> :information_source: Otherwise, setting `textOverflow` to one or more characters will truncate the value if necessary and display those characters at the end. i.e. `textOverflow: ...`
## Example