html - Selenium: Test if text is fully visible -

is there way check selenium if text visible? let's have text

lorum ipsum dolor sit amet

and due bad css reads

lorem ips

on page, rest under wrongly placed div. there way assert full text visible?

here's simple example using jsfiddle created , java/selenium.

the html

<p id="1">lorum ipsum dolor sit amet</p> <p id="2">lorum ipsum <div style="display:none">dolor sit amet</div></p> 

the code

string expectedstring = "lorum ipsum dolor sit amet"; webdriver driver = new firefoxdriver(); driver.get("https://jsfiddle.net/jeffc/t7scm8tg/1/"); driver.switchto().frame("result"); string actual1 = driver.findelement(by.id("1")).gettext().trim(); string actual2 = driver.findelement(by.id("2")).gettext().trim(); system.out.println("actual1: " + actual1); system.out.println("actual2: " + actual2); system.out.println("pass: " + expectedstring.equals(actual1)); system.out.println("pass: " + expectedstring.equals(actual2)); 

the output

actual1: lorum ipsum dolor sit amet actual2: lorum ipsum pass: true pass: false 

selenium won't return text isn't visible user need compare expected string. if aren't equal, text hidden.