Improved: Added CSS to make the scrolling of the job configuration section independent of the job list(#762) #765
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dt2patel
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| /* Added CSS styles to the <aside> element to occupy 80% of the viewport height, enable vertical scrolling for overflowing content, | ||
| hide the scrollbar, and add bottom padding for spacing */ | ||
| aside { | ||
| height: 80vh; |
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we can't use a fixed number here. Need to take approach similar to my MR where I used 100% height of parent container.
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