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nth-of-type isn't "n. t. h.", it's "nth" -- as in "...4th, 5th, 6th, nth..." That is why it's a function that you pass a value into (the value of "n").
There's an issue when using position: sticky; it seems you can't use z-index to display a modal window above it, or it affects drop-downs. Is there a way to achieve this without using position: sticky?
I am still trying to get better with CSS, but I found that I had a div with style overflow and when I commented that out, the sticky position worked. I have used z-index before, but I'm not sure if position sticky is messing with that or if it could be something else. I thought I recall width of 100% having an adverse effect. Just brainstorming. I'm sure by now you've figured it out anyway.
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I don’t know why, but I always have to search for your content. It never appears in my feed. I always watch your content even though it may be days or a week before I search for it again. Your bite-sized content is great.
Thank you 🙏🏻 let me know if you have any content suggestions
Very helpful!
nth-of-type isn't "n. t. h.", it's "nth" -- as in "...4th, 5th, 6th, nth..." That is why it's a function that you pass a value into (the value of "n").
Good stuff concise and clear tutorial.
Adding Scrolling and Sticky Headers to HTML Tables, so well explained. Thanks, Dom.
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Thank you Working smooth
There's an issue when using position: sticky; it seems you can't use z-index to display a modal window above it, or it affects drop-downs. Is there a way to achieve this without using position: sticky?
I am still trying to get better with CSS, but I found that I had a div with style overflow and when I commented that out, the sticky position worked. I have used z-index before, but I'm not sure if position sticky is messing with that or if it could be something else. I thought I recall width of 100% having an adverse effect. Just brainstorming. I'm sure by now you've figured it out anyway.
its not responsive tho.
too much talking just get to the point