Description
`MessageContent` currently uses `overflow-hidden` on its root div. Per CSS spec, `overflow: hidden` creates a scroll container, which breaks `position: sticky` for any descendants (e.g., code block action buttons rendered by streamdown or similar markdown renderers).
Proposal
Replace `overflow-hidden` with `overflow-x-clip` on the `MessageContent` root div.
Why `overflow-x-clip`?
- `overflow: clip` does not create a scroll container (unlike `overflow: hidden`), so `sticky` positioning continues to work for descendants
- It still clips wide content (long URLs, inline code) from overflowing the message bubble horizontally
- `overflow-x-clip` specifically targets the horizontal axis, leaving vertical overflow unaffected
Suggested change
```diff
- "... overflow-hidden text-sm",
- "... overflow-x-clip text-sm",
```
Context
We discovered this while debugging unclickable code block buttons in a chat UI. While the root cause turned out to be a separate issue with `sticky` + `pointer-events-none` in nested scroll containers, the `overflow-hidden` → `overflow-x-clip` change is independently valuable as a layout improvement that preserves sticky positioning for any future descendants that need it.
Browser support
`overflow: clip` is supported in all modern browsers (Chrome 90+, Firefox 81+, Safari 16+).
Description
`MessageContent` currently uses `overflow-hidden` on its root div. Per CSS spec, `overflow: hidden` creates a scroll container, which breaks `position: sticky` for any descendants (e.g., code block action buttons rendered by streamdown or similar markdown renderers).
Proposal
Replace `overflow-hidden` with `overflow-x-clip` on the `MessageContent` root div.
Why `overflow-x-clip`?
Suggested change
```diff
```
Context
We discovered this while debugging unclickable code block buttons in a chat UI. While the root cause turned out to be a separate issue with `sticky` + `pointer-events-none` in nested scroll containers, the `overflow-hidden` → `overflow-x-clip` change is independently valuable as a layout improvement that preserves sticky positioning for any future descendants that need it.
Browser support
`overflow: clip` is supported in all modern browsers (Chrome 90+, Firefox 81+, Safari 16+).