HI, no probs. The plot thickens however – I had originally thought it was because of my upgrade to 4.1, however like a good sysadmin I rolled it back to 4.01 and same problem. I also use Enfold on my personal site which I didn’t upgrade at all – and lo and behold as MDPC observed, the issue is there. I can only assume that this must be something to do a windows server patch (or windows platform issue in some way), a few of which I applied around that time – I’m saying this as I get the feeling that not many people are seeing this problem? And I guess most people are running Linux Platforms? Just to clarify to Guenni007, I quickly identified overflow-y was not the way forward, rather just removing the overflow-x and having what is effectively an empty class resolved the problem.

Unfortunately, the custom CSS section in Enfold appears to have no bearing on base.css as trying to override that class in the custom css doesn’t work – you have to physically edit the base.css file which is a bit of nuisance. Anyway, happy XMAS to you all.

Hi Yigit, I have managed to rectify the issue. In base.css around 48, you have:

	html.responsive, .responsive body{
		overflow-x: hidden;
	}

I added overflow-y: hidden; to the custom css area in enfold and that has rectified the issue.

Disregard – that created other problems!

Best Regards.

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– Chrome, Version 39.0.2171.95 m
– Client is Win7 Untimate (fully patched)
– Server Win2012 / IIS8

Hi,

I have updated to 4.1 and I have noticed that the entire front end (all pages) appear as though they are sitting in an iframe, ie there are 2 vertical scroll bars on the right of the browser. Using latest version of Chrome – Issue appeared after upgrade to 4.1