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The problem you describe isn't horizontal scrolling, it's scrolling as implemented by OP. It also applies to vertical scrolling, as the headers don't follow aro
by rhn_mk1 6y ago
The problem you describe isn't horizontal scrolling, it's scrolling as implemented by OP. It also applies to vertical scrolling, as the headers don't follow around.
- j-pb 6y agoYeah, but on one dimension that's workable. On two dimensions it's useless. Having the headers float makes 2 dimensional scrolling usable but not great. Why do we store data as rows and columns? To be able to quickly compare them. Is that possible with 50 columns? No.