Fix: Textarea scroll #517
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Fix: Textarea scroll #517
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Fix: Make Textarea Scrollable When Content Exceeds Height
Summary
This pull request addresses an issue where the textarea was not scrollable via the mouse when the content exceeded its current height. The issue was caused by the overflow-hidden class, which prevented scrolling. This fix replaces overflow-hidden with overflow-auto, allowing the textarea to be scrollable.
Description
Issue: When the content inside a textarea exceeded its defined height, users were unable to scroll through the content using the mouse.
Solution: Replaced overflow-hidden with overflow-auto on the textarea element. This change allows the content to be scrollable when it exceeds the textarea's height.
Changes
Modified CSS class for textarea from overflow-hidden to overflow-auto.