Bruce Blaser

> I can only do so by clicking on that section as best I can (assuming I clicked or focused on that element, because there's no immediate indicator like an...

Thank you for testing and the video @ARodriguezHacks. I will have to compare the website with the table to the code block example in fCC and see if I can...

> it seems that the fCC code block (I think this is `pre[class*=language-]` in css) does not have overflow: auto; My dev tools is showing that `pre[class*=language-]` has `overflow` set...

I've looked into this some more and compared the fCC code blocks to the table example I linked to above and I'm still not sure why the code blocks aren't...

@ARodriguezHacks > unless you meant if using an actual mouse works as expected too. Which it does, by the way. Yes, this is exactly what I meant, just using an...

@ARodriguezHacks > UPDATE: I'm not entirely sure if the codebase has been updated but I checked 3 browsers on my Mac, and all of a sudden now the scrollbar is...

@ARodriguezHacks: > The 4 Codepen examples are all scrollable via hovering (as well as non-hovering) with my Mac laptop's mouse pad. These four examples are not really doing anything different...

@ARodriguezHacks > I still cannot scroll by hovering with my mouse pad In Win11/linux, I can hold down the `Shift` key while scrolling with my middle mouse button and that...

@ARodriguezHacks > I have no idea off the top of my head how to enable accessibility mode on my Macbook Air. Sorry, I might not have been clear enough. You...

@ARodriguezHacks > Also, I highly doubt I went in and toggled accessibility in the editor for 3 separate browsers by complete accident Sorry, I guess I didn't explain things too...