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Works also on list-views for articles, categories.

This applies to all views not just users - is that intentional ?

Please try to do this without using inline styles

I can still get one break point where the horizontal scroll bar appears. Is this expected behaviour? If yes I can agree a successful test.

This applies to all views, not just users - is that intentional ?

Please try to do this without using inline styles

I also thought the same but then I applied to all the views because,

The Problem: currently manage users fields have lots of columns which was the fault of overflow as all the columns will not fit under the parent div.

So Why I don't apply this fix only for the manage users part?
here's the reason:

1. maybe in future updates if any other views also got more columns then this issue will come again in the story.
2. not only in future updates, let's just take an example If any user using some plugin that will add/update columns for the functionality/required purpose to any of the views, then this issue will also currently faced by those users.

and about Inline CSS, I think that for just a single property Inline is the best, or else I have to declare and apply with class or id

I can still get one break point where the horizontal scroll bar appears. Is this expected behaviour? If yes I can agree a successful test.

This comment was created with the J!Tracker Application at issues.joomla.org/tracker/joomla-cms/34387.

can you please describe a bit more, means draw some arrows for your issue on the ss, because I don't get your point.

Just add the overflow: scroll; here:

inline styles are wrong for many reasons. not least of which is that they are very difficult to override

inline styles are wrong for many reasons. not least of which is that they are very difficult to override

Yes, I totally agree. thanks for reminding me.

Just add the overflow: scroll; here:

joomla-cms/administrator/templates/atum/scss/blocks/_global.scss

Lines 118 to 122 in 1d05105

	.container-main,
	.system-debug {
	padding-bottom: 50px;
	}

hello @dgrammatiko, @brianteeman thank you for the help, I have done the changes, now I have to make another PR, or I can edit this PR. sry, it sounds silly but I am currently in the learning stage of the PullRequest Scenario.

You can make new commits to this PR directly. Maybe you should change the title of the PR if you are changing all views and not only users.

Check the logs: https://ci.joomla.org/joomla/joomla-cms/44832/1/20

Also please read https://github.com/joomla/joomla-cms/blob/4.0-dev/build/README.md

The order of the declarations is important, lint the file npm run lint:css -- --fix

@drmenzelit, @brianteeman @dgrammatiko I have done the changes, please review!

There are horizontal/vertical scrollbars that don't do anything.

There are horizontal/vertical scrollbars that don't do anything.

Those horizontal/vertical scrollbars are responsible for the Inner/Main Container to be scrollable flow.

If there is now overflow then they should not be displayed

@dgrammatiko @brianteeman @drmenzelit can anyone explain the steps/stages in "pull request to be merged".

If there is now overflow then they should not be displayed

Okay, I will try to fix this!

I like the scroll-bar solution, why would we hide columns, how do we know they exist if they are hidden on smaller screens?