Adds overflow to the SelectedTap component to ensure some scrolling is available for shorter screens #543
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…s available for shorter screens that do not meet the mobile breakpoint.
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Change Summary
Adds overflow to the SelectedTap component to ensure some scrolling is available for shorter screens. This is not a complete fix, so this will not close the related issue, but it will at least minimize the impact of overflow to users in these specific scenarios.
Change Reason
See #531 for rationale.
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Related Issue: #531