fix: make message nav tooltip scrollable for long session lists#6759
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hey, thanks for this, but we merged a PR yesterday for this! |
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Summary
max-heightandoverflow-y: autoto the message nav tooltip contentProblem
On smaller screens (below 88rem/1408px), the message navigation rail shows in compact mode with tick marks. Hovering reveals a tooltip with the full message list. When there are many messages, the tooltip content overflows but cannot be scrolled, making it impossible to see/select later messages.
Solution
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[data-slot="message-nav-tooltip-content"]:This limits the tooltip height to 400px or 60% of viewport height (whichever is smaller) and enables vertical scrolling.