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I believe this could be a simple fix by enabling overflow to scroll. A potential solution could be adding the following to the documentation's CSS:
overflow: scroll;
Potential Fix 2:
I believe this could also be a simple fix by enabling overflow-wrap to anywhere or break-word. A potential solution could be adding the following to the documentation's CSS:
overflow-wrap: anywhere;
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No problem! I just saw that the CSS is being externally fed so I'll raise an issue with them as well, but would it possible for your website to override it till then?
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bashtage commentedon Jul 6, 2024
Would you be willing to propose this to the theme we use? Sphinx-immaterial.
aryankeluskar commentedon Jul 6, 2024
No problem! I just saw that the CSS is being externally fed so I'll raise an issue with them as well, but would it possible for your website to override it till then?