Overlapping of lists next to floating tables. #17741
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Type: Message. Closes #8412.
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This is not 100% super solid solution but some kind of a workaround for this problem.
Description:
In
Tables
the change were made from inline styles that were responsible for floating to CSS classes. That helped to addmargin-inline-end
with value of2em
to preserve the space when lists were next to the floating table. Also by this class there is a chance to set on the listsoverflow: hidden
andpadding-inline-start
(starting from the second nesting ONLY) when they are preceded by an element with CSS class mention earlier.The only potential risk is the
overflow: hidden
, but regular user wont' be able to break anything - without specific CSS that could manipulate the content (likeposition: absolute
and manipulating thetop
,left
,right
orbottom
).Before:

After:

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