When the browser window is very narrow, code blocks have code that extends to the right of the enclosing box. This looks fine until you try to scroll to the right, and then things get messy:
I assume this can be fixed in the CSS we provide, but with syntax coloring and all that, it got quickly past my abilities the last time I looked at it.
One potential option is to make the code wrap so the box never overflows to the right (this seems to be how output blocks are styled), but I'd rather not do that, personally. I'm willing to be overruled.
When the browser window is very narrow, code blocks have code that extends to the right of the enclosing box. This looks fine until you try to scroll to the right, and then things get messy:
I assume this can be fixed in the CSS we provide, but with syntax coloring and all that, it got quickly past my abilities the last time I looked at it.
One potential option is to make the code wrap so the box never overflows to the right (this seems to be how output blocks are styled), but I'd rather not do that, personally. I'm willing to be overruled.