Fix wide elements (equations, tables, and inline code) breaking site width and layout #1129
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This tweaks the CSS to fix #990 by adding scroll bars to long KaTeX equations, tables, and inline code sections. The corresponding edits to
assets/css/compiled/main.cssare from the Tailwind compiler.In the past, such long elements used to break the site layout, render some elements off-screen with no way to view them, and cause menus to be unreachable or impossible to click, especially on mobile devices.
I tested it on an example post similar to the one in the original issue. The scroll bars on these elements will fade in and out as needed, depending on the default behavior of the user's browser.
