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Alexandru Olteanu
17,522 PointsProblem with overflow: scroll;
In the last challenge task of the "Width, height and overflow properties" code challenge, I can't seem to get overflow: scroll; to work.
The text is: "Finally, add an overflow property that automatically provides scrollbars if and where they are needed."
I did the following: .main { box-sizing: border-box; max-height: 150px; overflow: scroll; }
2 Answers
Pedro Cabral
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 23,916 PointsI believe the problem is that you should add the scroll bar if [...] needed as opposed to what you did which is displaying whether or not any of the content is clipped.
Carlton Stith Jr.
9,077 PointsI was stuck on this problem also. Thanks Pedro!
Alexandru Olteanu
17,522 PointsAlexandru Olteanu
17,522 PointsThank you, I missed that. It should have been overflow: auto;.