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[Minor bug] Scrollbar obscures title bar
See original GitHub issue
Issue was found while doctoring slow-event-loop example
In theory this should be reproducible on all major OSs including OSX.
(but only with scrollbars set to always on)
overflow-x: scroll; in #alert .summary .title plays the key role here.
While working on the fix we should consider responsive design for mobile users, as it is possible that title would be longer than screen width
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@kamil-mech I think a vertical stretch would make the layout look bad.
edit: we do it for the recommendation menu, but there I can’t see better options.
Fxed in https://github.com/nearform/node-clinic-doctor/pull/59