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Fix button alignment of activity section #1068

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Fix button alignment of activity section #1068

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Resolve #1045
I have fixed the alignment and overflow issue of the activity section.

  1. This was being caused by 'absolute' position of the bug tag, I have removed this class.
  2. I have allowed for scrolling so that even long activity messages can be read on small screens.
  3. Comments were invisible and yet present in the document layout, this has been fixed so that they are now visible.

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Aside: sorry about the changes to settings and test_api, I ran the Black linter and it's made some minor formatting changes.

syncing upstream
This reverts commit a996038.

Linter updated all py files inadvertently

syncing upstream
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@fredfalcon fredfalcon added this pull request to the merge queue Feb 18, 2023
Merged via the queue into OWASP-BLT:main with commit 0929559 Feb 18, 2023
DonnieBLT pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 12, 2023
* updating main origin

syncing upstream

* Revert "updating main origin"

This reverts commit a996038.

Linter updated all py files inadvertently

syncing upstream

* fixed overflow and alignment issue of activity section

* syncing main
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Buttons alignment in the mobile version.
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