Jon Paal wrote:
I already tried that.
The script rewrites the table somehow and then blocks the top left corner.
What seems to happen is that the script clones the table twice so that
there are three tables. One is used for the main body, one for the
scrolling header and one for the left column. A div encases the body
and gives you the scroll bars. Script keeps the header and left column
in sync with scrolling of the main body.
There's quite a bit happening with styles too.
A suggestion is to clone the top left cell, put it in a table (or maybe
just a div) and position it where you want it. You should be able to
place the top and left based on the position of the header and left
column clones and use a height and width based on the same elements or
the position of the div encasing the main body.
But have you got permission to use the code?
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Rob