Option 1:
Inspect the CSS styles applied to the box or container in question. Look for properties like overflow
, height
, and width
. Ensure that the overflow
property is set to auto
or scroll
to enable scrolling if needed.
Option2:
If you want the content inside a box to be scrollable when it overflows the container, set the overflow
property to auto
or scroll
for that container. For example:
.container {
overflow: auto;
}
Option 3:
Check the height
and width
properties of the container. Make sure the container has sufficient dimensions to display its content without clipping. Adjust these dimensions as needed.
Option 4:
If you have nested containers within each other, ensure that the parent containers have the correct dimensions and overflow settings to accommodate the child containers' content.
Option5:
Verify that the content inside the container does not have any absolute positioning or negative margins that might cause it to overflow or hide.
definitely an overflow: hidden in the content-area, should be able to fix it with the options of sahil.
Also double check the overflows on the parent objects as they can also have some influence