In 2005, Stu Nichols posted this entry about have a fixed header with scrolling rows in a table.
Is there a more updated solution to this task, or is what Stu wrote in 2005 still considered the latest?
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In 2005, Stu Nichols posted this entry about have a fixed header with scrolling rows in a table.
Is there a more updated solution to this task, or is what Stu wrote in 2005 still considered the latest?
That’s as current as exists AFAIK. Depending on which browsers you need to support you can use CSS to attach an
overflow: scrollto the tbody element, but it’s not officially in the CSS spec and only works semi-reliably. Firefox seems to understand it, and I believe Chrome will as well, but IE ignores it enitrely.