@Curator .ART's custom CSS adds add overflow: scroll to .compose-form .reply-indicator__content, presumably to make it clearer that a post was truncated. Please consider changing this to "auto" instead, so that the scrollbar is only shown when actually needed. Currently it causes non-functional scrollbars to be shown on short posts, and horizontal scrollbars on all posts, even though most posts don't need them.
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@Curator On a related note, "embedded" posts in Notifications (e.g. favourites, boosts) have display:none on paragraphs after the first, truncating silently. This CSS should "fix" that and show the usual truncation ellipsis sign, but it will make some embeds appear longer than before, so I'm not sure it's ideal.
.notification-group__embedded-status__content p {
display: unset;
}
Ideally, the web client should show a post truncation indicator instead of just hiding extra paragraphs :/
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@eishiya Added this one too ^.^ Thank you!
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@welshpixie Ah, display: unset doesn't work quite as I expected to, it causes multiple paragraphs to appear on the same line (defaults to "initial" which is the same as "inline", I guess).
display: revert might be better, it just reverts the "none" but keeps the default styles. And if that doesn't work (it may work differently from custom.css than from my browser tools), there's good ol' display: block.
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