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Remove scrollbars from grid stack cards but still allow scrolling #13076
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#12128 is probably blocking this |
This would be problematic from a UX perspective, as the absence of a scrollbar can obscure the existence of additional content. For instance, in your own screenshot above, removing the scrollbar would suggest that "VLANs" is the last item in the list, when there is actually more content to reveal. |
NetBox version
v3.5.4
Feature type
Change to existing functionality
Proposed functionality
Related to 725c0b5;
Currently, grid cards have scrollbars when they overflow their containers. Lests hide them where it makes sense.
Use case
These scrollbars look odd to me and consume visual space in the dashboard while not providing much functionality (scrolling with the mouse or with a finger on touch enabled devices works just fine):

This, combined with the grid size sometimes creates situations where a scrollbar is visible, but only because of the padding on the elements within the cards.
Adding css styles to hide the scrollbars on the appropriate classes addresses that as implemented here fixes that
Database changes
None
External dependencies
None
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