How to Add Scrolling & Sticky Headers to HTML Tables with CSS

It only takes a bit of CSS to make your HTML tables scrollable with some sticky headers. This is useful if you have a lot of rows in your table but don't want to take up too much space on the webpage.

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[johngates]

Good stuff concise and clear tutorial.

[GarhwalTV]

There's an issue when using position: sticky; it seems you can't use z-index to display a modal window above it, or it affects drop-downs. Is there a way to achieve this without using position: sticky?

[tgoyer]

nth-of-type isn't "n. t. h.", it's "nth" -- as in "...4th, 5th, 6th, nth..." That is why it's a function that you pass a value into (the value of "n").

[leetcoder]

too much talking just get to the point

[Pareshbpatel]

Adding Scrolling and Sticky Headers to HTML Tables, so well explained. Thanks, Dom.

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