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So many websites overflow a single screen width by a trivial amount. This is just enough to cause accidental horizontal scrolling which disrupts the flow of scr
by chongli 6y ago
So many websites overflow a single screen width by a trivial amount. This is just enough to cause accidental horizontal scrolling which disrupts the flow of scrolling the page. Very frustrating!
- _bxg1 6y agoYep. The offenders are usually really long un-line-breakable words, images, or videos. In this case we have: href="https://newcss.net/theme/terminal.css"> Which is not being allowed to break to a new line because it doesn't contain whitespace. A CSS rule can be used to allow it to break, though that can also have other, unwanted ramifications.