Forwarding my comment from Phabricator. We have a short window to fix these without a new ID (maybe until Monday-Tuesday of next week), otherwise fixes will need to land with new IDs and code changes. Not sure about the strings in this patch. Could someone help me understand? ``` <strong>{ $property }</strong> has no effect on this element since it can only be applied to elements with an overflow value other than visible and on certain replaced elements, such as textareas. ``` The way I understand it, the property works only on "elements with overflow≠visible" or "certain replaced elements like textareas". If that's the case, it's confusing that we say `can only be applied TO (a)` and then `and ON (b)` (should be still `and TO`). ``` Try setting <strong>overflow</strong> to a value other than <strong>visible</strong> or to a replaced element supporting it. ``` Based on the first string, the first part makes sense (set overflow to something other than `visible`), but what does it mean to set `overflow` to a replaced element?
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Forwarding my comment from Phabricator. We have a short window to fix these without a new ID (maybe until Monday-Tuesday of next week), otherwise fixes will need to land with new IDs and code changes. Not sure about the strings in this patch. Could someone help me understand? ``` <strong>{ $property }</strong> has no effect on this element since it can only be applied to elements with an overflow value other than visible and on certain replaced elements, such as textareas. ``` The way I understand it, the property works only on "elements with overflow≠visible" or "certain replaced elements like textareas". If that's the case, it's confusing that we say `can only be applied TO (a)` and then `and ON (b)` (should be still `and TO`). ``` Try setting <strong>overflow</strong> to a value other than <strong>visible</strong> or to a replaced element supporting it. ``` Based on the first string, the first part makes sense (set overflow to something other than `visible`), but what does it mean to set `overflow` to a replaced element?
Forwarding my comment from Phabricator. We have a short window to fix these without a new ID (maybe until Monday-Tuesday of next week), otherwise fixes will need to land with new IDs and code changes. Not sure about the strings in this patch. Could someone help me understand? ``` <strong>{ $property }</strong> has no effect on this element since it can only be applied to elements with an overflow value other than visible and on certain replaced elements, such as textareas. ``` The way I understand it, the property works only on "elements with overflow≠visible" or "certain replaced elements like textareas". If that's the case, it's confusing that we say `can only be applied TO (a)` and then `and ON (b)` (should be still `and TO`). ``` Try setting <strong>overflow</strong> to a value other than <strong>visible</strong> or to a replaced element supporting it. ``` Based on the first string, the first part makes sense (set overflow to something other than `visible`), but what does it mean to set `overflow` to a replaced element? Would these be better? ``` <strong>{ $property }</strong> has no effect on this element since it can only be applied to elements with an overflow value other than visible, and to certain replaced elements, such as textareas. Try setting <strong>overflow</strong> to a value other than <strong>visible</strong> or target a replaced element supporting it. ```