Believe it or not, I MIGHT have found what's causing that problem.
The CSS framework we inherited for the "new" pages (which itself is pretty old at this point because it's taken so long to update pages, ha) sets a height of like three lines for all textareas. But then we change it to height: auto; for textareas that have a "rows" attribute, like this one. Your browser must either:
Not understand the value of "auto".
Not understand attribute selectors (the way it finds "textareas with a rows attribute").
If it's the latter, could probably fix it by forcibly setting height: auto for just this particular textarea, and that shouldn't have any knock-on effects elsewhere. We'll see.
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Believe it or not, I MIGHT have found what's causing that problem.
The CSS framework we inherited for the "new" pages (which itself is pretty old at this point because it's taken so long to update pages, ha) sets a height of like three lines for all textareas. But then we change it to
height: auto;for textareas that have a "rows" attribute, like this one. Your browser must either:If it's the latter, could probably fix it by forcibly setting height: auto for just this particular textarea, and that shouldn't have any knock-on effects elsewhere. We'll see.