unscrollable container in hospital booking system https://app.tuotempo.com

[Lucio Chiappetti]

I am experiencing difficulties with Pale Moon in accessing an hospital booking system (last time I used it it did work).
No console errors.
The page in object is accessed from page https://www.hsr.it/prenotazioni/esami-l ... ospitalID= clicking on the first link EVITA LA CODA collegati cliccando qui. This leads to a choice selection page with a complex URL https://app.tuotempo.com/mop/index.php? ... /query/%26 (not sure if it could be accessed directly). Such page can be used by anybody (no login necessary) and leads through a menu, try e.g. the following selections

hsrchoice.png

Then press search and you'll get these results

hsrrresult.png

The point is that the results are placed in a window-container which cannot be scrolled to the bottom to access the choices at later hours.

Curiously enough (or nemesis ?), the site does not work at all with chrome (shows an empty page)

[Moonchild]

It doesn't look like it would be scrollable. Brave shows a link to "show more hours" at the bottom of the table which expands it, instead. That link isn't shown in your screenshot.
(currently not home so can't check Pale Moon)

[adoxa]

I think it's something to do with the way flex is implemented. Here's a userstyle to remove the specified height and show a lot of times.

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@-moz-document domain("app.tuotempo.com") {
  .tt-availabilities-desktop {
    height: unset !important;
  }
}

[Lucio Chiappetti]

Never used an user style before. Where should I place it ? in /chrome/userChrome.css ?

[Moonchild]

Webpage styling goes in userContent.css, not userChrome

[Lucio Chiappetti]

And I suspect userContent.css goes anyhow in the chrome subdir (I haven't any in my default historical profile, but see some chrome/userContent-example.css in old scratch profiles). Does anybody confirm ?

[moonbat]

Never used an user style before. Where should I place it ? in /chrome/userChrome.css ?

You can also use Stylem, it's an extension similar to Greasemonkey but to inject user styles on specific webpages without having to mess around with userStyles.css.

[Lucio Chiappetti]

Thanks @adoxa, your solution works nicely.
(Pity I have no more need for it now and for a few momths to come for reasons irrelevant to explain )