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Add { overflow: hidden; } to H1, H2, H3, H4, H5, H6 in main-ltr.css (and main-rtl.css). Originally, TheDJ proposed to add overflow:hidden; to H2 in order to prevent the header lines from touching various right-floating elements. But I discovered that applying this to all headers fixes a major problem: Bunching (where the edit links are pushed down the page). With overflow:hidden;, headers respect the margin of all floating elements, causing the edit links to stay in bounds of the headers. Tested in IE8, Firefox 3.6 and Chrome 8 with Vector, I found no adverse effects. Long headers still line-wrap, so nothing is actually hidden. This is presumed to be beneficial for all skins. -------------------------- **Version**: 1.17.x **Severity**: normal **URL**: http://e.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Bunching

Add `{ overflow: hidden; }` to `H1`, `H2`, `H3`, `H4`, `H5`, `H6` in main-ltr.css (and main-rtl.css). Originally, TheDJ proposed to add `overflow:hidden;` to `H2` in order to prevent the header lines from touching various right-floating elements. But I discovered that applying this to all headers fixes a major problem: Bunching (where the edit links are pushed down the page). With `overflow:hidden;`, headers respect the margin of all floating elements, causing the edit links to stay in bounds of the headers. Tested in IE8, Firefox 3.6 and Chrome 8 with Vector, I found no adverse effects. Long headers still line-wrap, so nothing is actually hidden. This is presumed to be beneficial for all skins. -------------------------- **Version**: 1.17.x **Severity**: normal **URL**: http://e.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Bunching

Add `{ overflow: hidden; }}` to H1`H1`, H2`H2`, H3`H3`, H4`H4`, H5`H5`, H6`H6` in main-ltr.css (and main-rtl.css). Originally, TheDJ proposed to add `overflow:hidden;` to H2`H2` in order to prevent the header lines from touching various right-floating elements. But I discovered that applying this to all headers fixes a major problem: Bunching (where the edit links are pushed down the page). With `overflow:hidden;`, headers respect the margin of all floating elements, causing the edit links to stay in bounds of the headers. Tested in IE8, Firefox 3.6 and Chrome 8 with Vector, I found no adverse effects. Long headers still line-wrap, so nothing is actually hidden. This is presumed to be beneficial for all skins. -------------------------- **Version**: 1.17.x **Severity**: normal **URL**: http://e.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Bunching