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An option to edit tables via a specialized overlay was made with [1] for the backend edition of HTML fields. It was indirectly added for the website builder where an UI to do that already exists (in the editor panel). It is actually a problem because of the way it was implemented: - Rely on the fact this is not the `<html>` which scrolls (which cannot be considered necessarily true and won't be true by default in a future update). - Use 'visibility' property instead of 'display' to hide the UI making the UI participate in the rendering of the page at all times (and when the `<html>` scrolls actually shows a white bar at the bottom of the website page). It was decided we do not want this UI on the website side. This commit takes the easy road: just force the fact it is hidden. Indeed, not instantiating it comes with a bunch of problems as the related code is spread throughout the editor code. A better implementation will follow. Note: a further commit will move back the scrollbar behavior out of the `#wrapwrap`, this is thus especially needed. [1]: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/7a64a04421171469c58bb94bbe8c55b1e2fdf3f2 X-original-commit: 8c1a719674315eadb6d8f6c925cc4303227fad67 Part-of: odoo/odoo#102785
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