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If an element has a scroll, then it has a fixed height\width and it has scroll enabled by default or in styles, and everything that is not included in the capture area will be hidden.
To get around this limitation, use custom scroll. If it's just about showing the elements that "stick out".
Or you can use another layout layout that will layer, say, text on decorative elements, while the text will have scroll, transparency, and other elements will be visible a priori.
If the question was about how not to bring it to this → do not use fixed sizes, where the content exceeds the size of the parent, do not specify overflow: hidden\auto\scroll.
What do you have in mind? Please provide a code. If you have overflow: scroll | auto | hidden then the information will not be visible. By default it is there.
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