[UI] Table Data-Grid #1357
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@jlukic - Is this on the roadmap at all? |
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@tcigrand I'm corralling new component requests. This is actually higher up on the list for me than most component suggestions, however is a lot to implement. |
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Please use the GitHub Reactions to vote https://github.com/blog/2119-add-reactions-to-pull-requests-issues-and-comments instead of posting |
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As a first-time semantic ui user, I naively assumed sticky would work this way and the note in docs kinda implies it will. Howsabout a big "this doesn't work with |
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Is there any news about this topic? Would be nice to have this implemented in semantic |
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Have you seen this? It's not the ideal, but do the job! |
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@brunotourinho Are you referring to the pagination? |
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@zykadelic yep! it's a pretty nice component! |
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Another data-table implementation using Semantic UI: |
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I often have many rows of data to present to the user - more than will fit on the screen. It makes it quite difficult for the user if they have to scroll up from the current row they are looking at in order to see the column headers to know what the data is.
I have ways in which to make this work that involve quite a bit of custom JS and CSS, but it would be much nicer if Semantic-UI provided a "fixed header" class to the table.
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