Fix homepage scrolling issue#8
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…tml, body and main containers to allow proper scrolling
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The homepage scrolling issue was addressed by modifying
src/styles/App.css.The problem stemmed from multiple parent containers having
overflow: hidden, which prevented content from scrolling.Changes were made to allow content to scroll when it overflows:
html, bodywas updated fromoverflow: hiddentooverflow: auto..main-contentwas changed fromoverflow: hiddentooverflow-y: auto..component-viewwas changed fromoverflow: hiddentooverflow-y: auto.overflow-y: autowas added to.home-content.These adjustments ensure that the homepage content is no longer cut off and can be fully scrolled, improving accessibility for all sections.