Horizontally sticky banner on mobile #304
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Prior to this commit, when the `#content` element had horizontal overflow on mobile, the `<body>` element would become horizontally scrollable, and the banner would scroll off screen when scrolling. This commit adds `overflow-x: auto` to `#content` so that horizontal scrolling is limited to the `#content` element and the banner remains fixed in place when scrolling.
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Prior to this commit, when the
#contentelement had horizontal overflow on mobile, the<body>element would become horizontally scrollable, and the banner would scroll off screen when scrolling.This commit adds
overflow-x: autoto#contentso that horizontal scrolling is limited to the#contentelement and the banner remains fixed in place when scrolling.