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Fix prune overlay not covering full panel height#274

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Fix prune overlay not covering full panel height#274
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@Eliezir Eliezir commented Apr 11, 2026

Summary

  • Move the pruned-section overlay (and sibling overlays: active-task, AI-loading, AI-editing) from inside the scrollable content div to the outer relative container so absolute inset-0 covers the full panel height instead of just the scroll viewport
  • Add pointer-events-none to the prune overlay backdrop to allow scroll-through, with pointer-events-auto on the interactive restore button

Test plan

  • Open a book with storyboard sections, prune a section, and verify the overlay covers the full panel height
  • Confirm the Restore button remains clickable
  • Confirm scrolling works through the overlay backdrop
  • Verify AI-loading and AI-editing overlays still display correctly during pipeline runs

Move the pruned-section, active-task, AI-loading, and AI-editing overlays
from inside the scrollable content div to the outer relative container so
they cover the full panel height. Add pointer-events-none to the prune
overlay backdrop to allow scroll-through while keeping the restore button
interactive.
@Eliezir Eliezir self-assigned this Apr 11, 2026
Removed pointer-events-none from the pruned section overlay to enhance interaction with the restore button while maintaining the overlay's visual presence. This change simplifies the overlay's functionality without affecting its design.
@Eliezir Eliezir marked this pull request as ready for review April 11, 2026 21:39
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