I wrote:
> Regarding the page http://beta.w3.org/:
>
> Some apparent "overflow: hidden" setting (or possibly the stacking
> order) makes
> some text inaccessible at narrower windows widths.
>
> Apparently, the setting tells the browser to ignore the total width of
> the text
> when computing the page width, so the browser doesn't provide a horizontal
> scrollbar, to the page can't even be scrolled to where the text would be if
> it were visible.
The page at http://beta.w3.org/standards/webdesign/htmlcss shows a more
serious case (much more data invisible, because of lack of scrollability,
if one doesn't or can't widen a window).
In the attached screen shot, notice how the example it cut off (and notice
how much is cut off).
Daniel
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