Change the overflow property from scroll to auto #261
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Fixes #253
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I got trouble with the same issue in #253 , and as far as I know, it seems that there was no successful reproduction on your end.
Here I made some debug about the phenomenon, and it seems that the
overflow
of the scrollbars of mathblocks is to blame.When I set the property to
scroll
, the scrollbars would always be displayed, regardless of whether it contained an actual "bar"(like gif1) – and that's why the white stripes were formed; and when I set the property toauto
, the scrollbar appeared only below long formulas(like gif2), instead of all the formulas like before. So the issue #253 was solved completely.🔖 Type of change
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