What if content exceeds max-height?

If the content inside the element exceeds the specified max-height, it will be hidden due to the overflow: hidden; property. This means that any content that goes beyond the max-height will not be visible to the user.

To Handle Overflow:

1. Adjust max-height: Ensure that the max-height is set to a value that can accommodate the expected content height.
2. Use Scroll: If you want to allow users to see the overflowing content, you can change overflow: hidden; to overflow: auto; or overflow: scroll;. This will add a scrollbar when the content exceeds the max-height.

Example:

.el {
  transition: max-height 0.3s;
  overflow: auto; /* Change to auto or scroll */
  max-height: 200px; /* Set a suitable max-height */
}

This way, users can scroll through the content if it exceeds the defined height. If you need more help, just let me know!