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Not really, unfortunately. I have looked into the code a bit and found more background about what's causing this behaviour. The sticky header is kept at the top by adding top: <some offst> CSS style to the <th> element. But when the columns change, the header elements are removed and readded to the DOM, which discards the top CSS property. It is actually set to top: 0px.
Unfortunately, I have currently no idea how to reset the top property to the correct offset after the columns have been changed. Maybe @diprokon has some idea?
The sticky header does not stay at the top when changing the column order after scrolling down.
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