• j_mo

    (@j_mo)


    Hi,

    My HTML & body tags have the overflow: hidden; CSS rule applied to them. Is there any way that I can change that, so when on the posts page so as much information as I require can be posted??

    Thanks
    phil

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  • That property can usually just be removed where it appears in your style.css, but that may create additional issues with your site.

    A link to your blog and the active theme would help in providing more useful advice.

    Thread Starter j_mo

    (@j_mo)

    I have just adapted the Kubrick default theme.

    Here is the link

    Thread Starter j_mo

    (@j_mo)

    Thread Starter j_mo

    (@j_mo)

    That is quite the adaptation … make sure you have a complete back-up of all your changes. They will likely be over-written with the next WordPress core update(s).

    Thread Starter j_mo

    (@j_mo)

    Ha ha, yes it is….I will, I have found that out the hard way!! Thank god for server back-ups.

    banago

    (@banago)

    Leave the overflow: hidden; it is good to be there. You have to get rid of any height: xy px; in your div that does not allow the content to go down, but hides it in it.

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