Closed asabuncuoglu13 closed 1 week ago
Hey, thanks — works for me on desktop in Firefox. Not on mobile AFAICS and my HTML/CSS is too rusty to figure out how/why. Do you have capacity to test this? Not a breaking issue as your contribution is a great improvement on desktop anyway!
Hey, no worries! I also checked it now and encountered the same issue. The problem is the overflow-x
behaviour of div#included-table
(when the width is less than 1200px) breaks the sticky header position. I think you can safely remove the overflow-x: auto
line. Because you are already resizing the entire table for responsive behaviour, so you expect to see the same overflow behaviour with the desktop view.
Current behaviour of the web page:
The header moves all the way up with the content, which makes it hard to view features for the models.
Suggested behaviour:
Sticky header position fixed at the top when moved.