Open billdami opened 4 years ago
@billdami can you provide a gif or a diagram or something? I'm not sure what the intent is here- The ember-table is scrollable, but also the table viewport is being scrolled behind nav elements?
@mixonic sure ill see if I can create one from an existing project w/this issue, gimme a few.
@mixonic here is the issue demonstrated in one of our apps:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DZzWRaqArfTzebrvaa94wazHhkiYzDXa/view?usp=sharing
So in this scenario, the <body>
itself is the scrollable container, and there is a position: fixed
element above the table. When the body is scrolled down, the column headers become sticky, but with an offset of 0
, so they are sticky at the top of the <body>
, underneath the fixed nav bar element.
@billdami Can you make that drive link public so that other can take a look, too?
@bantic @mixonic my bad, I thought I made that link public, this should be accessible now:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DZzWRaqArfTzebrvaa94wazHhkiYzDXa/view?usp=sharing
In some layouts, there may be fixed page elements (e.g. a fixed nav bar) above or below the table, and when scrolling the table, the sticky column headers/footers are hidden beneath them, because it appears their sticky offset is hardcoded to
0
:https://github.com/Addepar/ember-table/blob/e4379ed3b3c35d66787fb17eb00b3a9cc22f0d61/addon/-private/sticky/table-sticky-polyfill.js#L80
I think it would be nice to expose additional arguments on the
<EmberTable>
component, such asheaderStickyOffset
, andfooterStickyOffset
, that are passed intosetupTableStickyPolyfill()
which allow specifying a number that is base pixel value to offset their sticky positioning by. (Additionally, if changing these values after-render could re-adjust the sticky setup, that would be ideal, though probably not critical.)