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Suggestion: Make compatibility table header sticky #5417
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P.S. Thanks for the redesign, I really like it. |
@scottdotjs Thank you for taking the time to suggest this improvement. Just to be sure, I verified that the old design did not have a sticky compatibility table header either. We're currently working on addressing some of the feedback we got about the new compatibility data design. But if you like, feel free to open a PR for this improvement. :) |
FWIW This has been suggested before: mdn/kuma#6432 |
Any updates? |
Thanks for asking. We're still accepting community contributions, but are not working actively on this. I will update the priority accordingly. |
If you look at a compatibility table that's big enough to require scrolling, the column headers showing the names of the browsers will scroll out of view, and the tooltips on each checkmark don't mention which browser they relate to. It's hard to keep track in your mind of which column is which after that. For example, here's the compatibility table for
Array
after scrolling down a little bit.This could be fixed by making the header row
position: sticky
when it hits the top of the viewport.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: