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The base .modal had no max-height/overflow on desktop — only the mobile media
query capped it — so a tall modal (e.g. the directory-board widget editor with
many tenant entries) grew past the screen with no scroll, stranding the lower
entries and the Save button off-screen ("unusable").
Cap .modal to 90vh and lay it out as a flex column so .modal-body becomes the
scroll region (flex + min-height:0 + overflow-y:auto) while the header and footer
(Cancel / Save) stay pinned and always reachable. Moved the cap onto the base
rule and dropped the now-redundant overflow from the mobile override.
Shared across all modals (all use the header/body/footer structure); short modals
are unchanged since max-height is a ceiling, not a fixed height. Verified in real
Chrome at a 700px viewport: modal capped to 630px, body scrollable (overflow=auto),
Save footer on-screen. CSS-only, no JS.
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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