Fix extra UI overflow

[MakinoharaShoko]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses a user interface overflow issue within the 'Extra' section of the WebGal application. The changes focus on improving the responsiveness and accessibility of content within a specific container by enabling horizontal scrolling and refining the behavior of its child elements. This ensures that all UI components are properly displayed and navigable, even when screen space is limited.

Highlights

• UI Overflow Resolution: Implemented horizontal scrolling for the .cgShowDivWarpper container, ensuring that content that exceeds the visible width can be accessed by scrolling, preventing UI overflow.
• Flexbox Behavior Enhancement: Adjusted flex item alignment to flex-start and prevented navigation items (.cgNav) from shrinking, which collectively improves the layout and user experience for horizontally scrollable content.

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Changelog

• packages/webgal/src/UI/Extra/extra.module.scss
  • Changed justify-content from center to flex-start for the .cgShowDivWarpper class.
  • Added width: 100%, max-width: 100%, overflow-x: auto, overflow-y: hidden, flex-wrap: nowrap, and -webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch properties to .cgShowDivWarpper to enable horizontal scrolling.
  • Added flex-shrink: 0 to the .cgNav class to prevent navigation items from shrinking.

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Code Review

This pull request aims to fix a UI overflow issue by making a container horizontally scrollable. The changes in the SCSS file are functionally correct and achieve the desired outcome. I've provided a couple of suggestions to remove redundant CSS properties, which will improve code conciseness without affecting functionality.

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