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Usually on these sites, there'll be an `overflow: hidden` element that's holding all the content. If you can find and disable that CSS line, it'll work as norma
by drewtato 4y ago
Usually on these sites, there'll be an `overflow: hidden` element that's holding all the content. If you can find and disable that CSS line, it'll work as normal. Or just save it to the Wayback Machine and read it through that.
- prettyStandard 4y agoNot sure if this is exactly right, but something like this should obviate the need to find the element holding all the content. * { overflow: visible !important; }
- bebrws 4y agoI am going to add this to the post if that is alright. Please let me know if I shouldn't cite your HN username on the post. You can reply here and I'll see it. Thank you, this is super helpful.
- drewtato 4y agoKinda late, but that's okay with me!