[website] Fix horizontal scrolling on pages with tables #189
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This ...doesn't seem like the right solution. Ideally, these should not be rendered side by side if there's not enough space to render them side by side… |
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Remaining issues
On tiny screens, there still might be overflows, causing horizontal scrolling. Like so:
I can think of one fix for this (and already tried it): add
overflow-x: autoto the slot nameddemoof thehtml-demoelement. To do so, we should probably make it a part (andtoolbarandcodeas well). This change is already a part of the element's roadmap, so it's a planned improvement.Adding
overflow-x: auto, though, might cause an issue with the details popup:I wonder if we should move the logic we use in
<color-chart>to overcome this limitation withoverflowto the<color-swatch>element itself and handle it there? In that case, the issue will be fixed in<color-swatch>and<color-chart>.