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When frame size is small, things like the volume controller fall outside the frame of the thumbnail. Cause: The `thumbinner` class has `overflow:hidden` and thus these interface elements are not (entirely visible). The `thumbinner` has existed like this for a very long time already. I'm not entirely sure why this is needed. It's needed for thumbcaption (to deal with very long unbreakable words), but this should probably be replace with setting `word-wrap: break-word;` recently renamed to `overflow-wrap: break-word;` on the thumbcaption class instead.

When frame size is small, things like the volume controller fall outside the frame of the thumbnail and are not visible Cause: The `thumbinner` class has `overflow:hidden` and thus these interface elements are not (entirely visible). The `thumbinner` has existed like this for a very long time already. I'm not entirely sure why this is needed. It's needed for thumbcaption (to deal with very long unbreakable words), but this should probably be replace with setting `word-wrap: break-word;` recently renamed to `overflow-wrap: break-word;` on the thumbcaption class instead.

When frame size is small, things like the volume controller fall outside the frame of the thumbnail. and are not visible Cause: The `thumbinner` class has `overflow:hidden` and thus these interface elements are not (entirely visible). The `thumbinner` has existed like this for a very long time already. I'm not entirely sure why this is needed. It's needed for thumbcaption (to deal with very long unbreakable words), but this should probably be replace with setting `word-wrap: break-word;` recently renamed to `overflow-wrap: break-word;` on the thumbcaption class instead.