@@cristobalariasbarros4294@cristobalariasbarros4294 So I understand better; do you want it to stick when scrolling vertically? Do you want the whole page to scroll up or just the table? A couple of thoughts without knowing the details would be to look at the Table Beta instead of a Repeating Group. There is a checkbox to make the header row stick.
Hi, thank you for the tutorial!: How did you make the table header in the example you showed at the beginning of the video scrolls along with the repeating group? Is the table header also inside the repeating group, but visible only in the 1 RG's cell? Thank you!
Hi Hideki! You're welcome! Inside the repeating group I have 2 groups. 1 for the labels and one for the repeating content. The repeating group is a column. Each group inside the RG is a row. The labels group has this element is visible on page load unchecked with a conditional when Current cell's index is 1 , this element is visible is checked. I hope that helps!
@@mikreative861 Great!! Thanks a lot! But I have another problem, if I want the labels group is fixed (as a floating group) when I scroll down the page, what can I do this? In other words, I need that labels group scroll horizontaly togheter the repeating group and when the page scroll down it still visible.
Thanks for taking the time to document this. I had to go step by step, but it seems it is a repeating group with a column format. Inside this, there is a wrapper with a wide minimum width, that forces the scrolling. The actual content is then stored in another group within the wrapper. Is this a fair summary?
Hi Kenneth! I created an updated video that hopefully is simpler. It also has the steps written out in the description. Essentially, Prep Step would be your overall container, Step 1 is repeating group - you can set the max width on here, Step 2 is the card wrapper where you control the max width, Step 3 is designing the card. Let me know how you make out. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-eh76HB9kcgk.html
Sorry for the late reply. Good question. I don't have a mouse with a scroll wheel so haven't tested. I did come across this post which would be interesting to try - css-tricks.com/pure-css-horizontal-scrolling/
Hi, sorry for the late response. Did you get it to work? One tip would be to create the group with the data first, then make a copy to then make the haders.
