Not that simple because my tables are structured in columns that are stacked horizontally.
I'd need to either
structure in rows, so I can make the top row sticky (could just transpose the entire table...)
scroll the columns individually and sync their scroll position (ugly af)
Keeping the table the same visually but structuring it in rows doesn't fit my database structure :(
Not that simple because my tables are structured in columns that are stacked horizontally.
I'd need to either
- structure in rows, so I can make the top row sticky (could just transpose the entire table...)
- scroll the columns individually and sync their scroll position (ugly af)
Keeping the table the same visually but structuring it in rows doesn't fit my database structure :(
Synchronizing the scroll positions by hooking into the onscroll-event does not work on iOS Safari, so the only remaining option is to rebuild the table as vertically stacked rows
Synchronizing the scroll positions by hooking into the onscroll-event does not work on iOS Safari, so the only remaining option is to rebuild the table as vertically stacked rows
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Not that simple because my tables are structured in columns that are stacked horizontally.
I'd need to either
Keeping the table the same visually but structuring it in rows doesn't fit my database structure :(
Synchronizing the scroll positions by hooking into the onscroll-event does not work on iOS Safari, so the only remaining option is to rebuild the table as vertically stacked rows