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react-table-sticky could work with any semantic markup if you have correct CSS, but <table> come with predefine CSS, and I could be difficult to get the correct behaviour.
Is there are a work around for this? I'm trying to use the react-table-sticky package on an existing react-table that is quite complex. It would be a lot easier if we could figure a work around for it instead of trying to convert the semantic markup itself.
In case somebody was able to create an example using semantic <table>, <thead>, <tbody> it would be cool if a codesandbox or similar could be posted :-) I would be particularly interested in sticky columns. (I am new to react-table so I'll probabably start with the "div" based approach myself)
Can't we use semantic
<table>, <thead>, <tbody>
markup and have sticky headers/column too?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: