So, I was doing some work finalizing the profile of one of my tribute pets when I noticed that for some reason I can't scroll the text area at all. At first I thought that I had made a mistake when fiddling around with 's psuedo playlist coding, but the issue was still there after I removed all of that and just replaced all of the text, that I'd written, with some lorem ipsum text. And I've now been staring at the code for hours and I just can't figure out where the issue is...

I'm sure that there are redundancies in my coding, or that it could be made more efficient, but that is not why I'm making this thread. I just want to figure out why it's not scrolling. I should add that I use basically the same code for all of my pet profiles. Just adjusting numbers, colors and urls for each of them. And it works on my other pet profiles.

Link to the code as it is too long for a single post: X

try to remove "overflow:hidden !important;" from this part

{ position:absolute; top:19.3%; left:19.4%; overflow:auto !important; overflow:hidden !important; height:325px; width:320px; padding: 0px; font-size:7pt; arial; z-index:3;}

Huh, that's strange. I was sure that your suggestion wouldn't work since the !important bit was just something that I added in an attempt to fix the issue (and then forgot to remove it after it didn't do anything). It wasn't there before when I first noticed that the scrolling wasn't working. But now that I removed the !important from the overflow:hidden bit I can scroll on that profile scratches head in confusion Oh well, at least it's fixed now. Thank you very much for your help :)

You're welcome. Just so you know, overflow: hidden doesn't need to be there at all because you have overflow: auto. To figure out why it wasn't working for you, I directly went to your pet's profile and used inspect element.

The top one shows when hidden was !important, which caused a strike through the auto, rendering it useless. Now that you've removed !important to the hidden one, it's become struck through and useless as auto takes priority.

Ah, thank you for explaining as well :)