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Looks like an odd Chrome thing...
It's funny how the scroll bar even appears on some of Google's own sites, like gmail.com. It even produces an unnecessary vertical one there.
but I'll need to test whether that breaks things. i.e. if someone put a huge photo in a comment and that were quoted
Almost nobody quotes pictures anyway, because you need to manually embed it. 😄
Tijs
Thanks.
Looks like an odd Chrome thing... there's an
overflow:autoon the Quote and this says "let the browser decide what to do when the text is too wide for this space".Except the browser is deciding to put in a scroll bar when one is not needed.
Removing that instruction fixes it... but I'll need to test whether that breaks things. i.e. if someone put a huge photo in a comment and that were quoted, would it break the page layout if I removed it.