Search results can run off the page vertically and horizontally, requiring the user to scroll down with the main scroll bar in order to find the horizontal scroll bar at the bottom to scroll horizontally.
The table height should be relative to the viewable window height, with both x and y overflow handle by the table container.
Example Scenario:
In order to scroll horizontally, the user must first scroll down, then they can scroll horizontally, but the first several rows of data are already out of view, requiring the user to scroll back up.
nlaprell
commented
6 years ago
Search results can run off the page vertically and horizontally, requiring the user to scroll down with the main scroll bar in order to find the horizontal scroll bar at the bottom to scroll horizontally.
The table height should be relative to the viewable window height, with both x and y overflow handle by the table container.
Example Scenario:
In order to scroll horizontally, the user must first scroll down, then they can scroll horizontally, but the first several rows of data are already out of view, requiring the user to scroll back up.