Vertical Scroll bar not working in IE8/IE9
My requirement is to put a vertical scroll bar to the tbody of a table.I have achieved it using
<tbody style='
display:block;
overflow-y:auto;
overflow-x:hidden;
max-height:200px;
width:100%;
'>
This works fine in Chrome,FF,IE10/IE11.
But in IE8/IE9 i could not see the vertical scroll bar.With keeping float:left , i could see a vertical scroll bar,but the thead and tbody are misaligned leaving a lot of space between the scroll bar and the tbody tr's.
There are a lot of such questions in stackoverflow, but none could help me.Please advice.
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edited Nov 16 at 10:06
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My requirement is to put a vertical scroll bar to the tbody of a table.I have achieved it using
<tbody style='
display:block;
overflow-y:auto;
overflow-x:hidden;
max-height:200px;
width:100%;
'>
This works fine in Chrome,FF,IE10/IE11.
But in IE8/IE9 i could not see the vertical scroll bar.With keeping float:left , i could see a vertical scroll bar,but the thead and tbody are misaligned leaving a lot of space between the scroll bar and the tbody tr's.
There are a lot of such questions in stackoverflow, but none could help me.Please advice.
javascript jquery html css css3
edited Nov 16 at 10:06
executable
1,4281421
asked Nov 16 at 10:01
Pavan Ghantasala
319
You cannot achieve that cross-browser using CSS only.
– connexo
Nov 16 at 10:02
Please let me know how to achieve the result
– Pavan Ghantasala
Nov 16 at 10:07
datatables.net
– connexo
Nov 16 at 10:08
It works only with duplicating the tables and stacking both tables on top of each other, one settingtbodytodisplay: none, the other settingtheadtodisplay: none. That's the only way to wrap thetbodyin adivwhich can be styled as you require. Additional magic is required to make sure column widths match.
– connexo
Nov 16 at 10:09
i will give a try bro..and also how is your last comment related to datatables.
– Pavan Ghantasala
Nov 16 at 10:16
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My requirement is to put a vertical scroll bar to the tbody of a table.I have achieved it using
<tbody style='
display:block;
overflow-y:auto;
overflow-x:hidden;
max-height:200px;
width:100%;
'>
This works fine in Chrome,FF,IE10/IE11.
But in IE8/IE9 i could not see the vertical scroll bar.With keeping float:left , i could see a vertical scroll bar,but the thead and tbody are misaligned leaving a lot of space between the scroll bar and the tbody tr's.
There are a lot of such questions in stackoverflow, but none could help me.Please advice.
javascript jquery html css css3
edited Nov 16 at 10:06
executable
1,4281421
asked Nov 16 at 10:01
Pavan Ghantasala
319
My requirement is to put a vertical scroll bar to the tbody of a table.I have achieved it using
<tbody style='
display:block;
overflow-y:auto;
overflow-x:hidden;
max-height:200px;
width:100%;
'>
This works fine in Chrome,FF,IE10/IE11.
But in IE8/IE9 i could not see the vertical scroll bar.With keeping float:left , i could see a vertical scroll bar,but the thead and tbody are misaligned leaving a lot of space between the scroll bar and the tbody tr's.
There are a lot of such questions in stackoverflow, but none could help me.Please advice.
javascript jquery html css css3
javascript jquery html css css3
edited Nov 16 at 10:06
executable
1,4281421
asked Nov 16 at 10:01
Pavan Ghantasala
319
edited Nov 16 at 10:06
executable
1,4281421
asked Nov 16 at 10:01
Pavan Ghantasala
319
edited Nov 16 at 10:06
executable
1,4281421
edited Nov 16 at 10:06
executable
1,4281421
edited Nov 16 at 10:06
executable
1,4281421
1,4281421
asked Nov 16 at 10:01
Pavan Ghantasala
319
asked Nov 16 at 10:01
Pavan Ghantasala
319
asked Nov 16 at 10:01
Pavan Ghantasala
319
319
You cannot achieve that cross-browser using CSS only.
– connexo
Nov 16 at 10:02
Please let me know how to achieve the result
– Pavan Ghantasala
Nov 16 at 10:07
datatables.net
– connexo
Nov 16 at 10:08
It works only with duplicating the tables and stacking both tables on top of each other, one settingtbodytodisplay: none, the other settingtheadtodisplay: none. That's the only way to wrap thetbodyin adivwhich can be styled as you require. Additional magic is required to make sure column widths match.
– connexo
Nov 16 at 10:09
i will give a try bro..and also how is your last comment related to datatables.
– Pavan Ghantasala
Nov 16 at 10:16
|
show 4 more comments
You cannot achieve that cross-browser using CSS only.
– connexo
Nov 16 at 10:02
Please let me know how to achieve the result
– Pavan Ghantasala
Nov 16 at 10:07
datatables.net
– connexo
Nov 16 at 10:08
It works only with duplicating the tables and stacking both tables on top of each other, one settingtbodytodisplay: none, the other settingtheadtodisplay: none. That's the only way to wrap thetbodyin adivwhich can be styled as you require. Additional magic is required to make sure column widths match.
– connexo
Nov 16 at 10:09
i will give a try bro..and also how is your last comment related to datatables.
– Pavan Ghantasala
Nov 16 at 10:16
You cannot achieve that cross-browser using CSS only.
– connexo
Nov 16 at 10:02
You cannot achieve that cross-browser using CSS only.
– connexo
Nov 16 at 10:02
Please let me know how to achieve the result
– Pavan Ghantasala
Nov 16 at 10:07
Please let me know how to achieve the result
– Pavan Ghantasala
Nov 16 at 10:07
datatables.net
– connexo
Nov 16 at 10:08
datatables.net
– connexo
Nov 16 at 10:08
It works only with duplicating the tables and stacking both tables on top of each other, one setting
tbody to display: none, the other setting thead to display: none. That's the only way to wrap the tbody in a div which can be styled as you require. Additional magic is required to make sure column widths match.– connexo
Nov 16 at 10:09
It works only with duplicating the tables and stacking both tables on top of each other, one setting
tbody to display: none, the other setting thead to display: none. That's the only way to wrap the tbody in a div which can be styled as you require. Additional magic is required to make sure column widths match.– connexo
Nov 16 at 10:09
i will give a try bro..and also how is your last comment related to datatables.
– Pavan Ghantasala
Nov 16 at 10:16
i will give a try bro..and also how is your last comment related to datatables.
– Pavan Ghantasala
Nov 16 at 10:16
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You cannot achieve that cross-browser using CSS only.
– connexo
Nov 16 at 10:02
Please let me know how to achieve the result
– Pavan Ghantasala
Nov 16 at 10:07
datatables.net
– connexo
Nov 16 at 10:08
It works only with duplicating the tables and stacking both tables on top of each other, one setting
tbodytodisplay: none, the other settingtheadtodisplay: none. That's the only way to wrap thetbodyin adivwhich can be styled as you require. Additional magic is required to make sure column widths match.– connexo
Nov 16 at 10:09
i will give a try bro..and also how is your last comment related to datatables.
– Pavan Ghantasala
Nov 16 at 10:16