Most of the tables in Drupal now support "sticky headers" - so you can see what columns you're looking at. It would be prudent to add support for this as this screen can potentially be massive!
Most of the tables in Drupal now support "sticky headers" - so you can see what columns you're looking at. It would be prudent to add support for this as this screen can potentially be massive!
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Comment #1
wulff commentedThat seems like a reasonable request :-)
I'll include sticky headers in the next version of the module.
Comment #2
wulff commentedAFAICT this works as intended: http://emberapp.com/wulff/images/content-types-drupal-6
Are you seeing the behavior in a specific theme?
Comment #3
niklp commentedYes - Garland! I'm using admin_menu module, not sure if that would affect it? That's the only thing that springs to mind...
Comment #4
wulff commentedI just tested with admin_menu, and I can reproduce the error if I enable the "Keep menu at top of page" option.
However, this causes the sticky headers to disappear behind the admin menu on the permissions page as well (and probably other pages with long tables).
It seems like this is just admin_menu not playing nice with sticky headers.
Comment #5
niklp commentedI don't have that option selected... :(
Comment #6
wulff commentedHm... the plot thickens.
Which modules are enabled on the site? I'll try to match your setup and see if I can reproduce the error that way.
Comment #7
wulff commentedComment #8
klonosI am seeing this in d7 with the admin_menu module enabled and set to stay on top of page. Originally I thought that since that module has more than 170k users and this one only ~180 it would be a bit funny to ask the admin_menu maintainers to change their code on our account. Then I though that this is not an issue specific to this module here but rather a generic issue with admin menu and pages that have tables with 'sticky' headers. So, I did a little research and I would like to bring people's attention to this drupal core issue: #787940: Generic approach for position:fixed elements like Toolbar, tableHeader (latest patch during the time of writing this is in post #88). Here's an excerpt from James' summary in post #76:
Then, there are these two issues specific to admin_menu:
#428844: Use JS to adjust layout (a fix for all margin/absolute/background problems): has solutions/hacks for both d5 and d6
#801526: Use misc/displace.js to position admin_menu: is a followup to the previous that actually has a patch for d7 (that also needs the core patch mentioned above in order to word), but currently has some issues. For more details, please read my review in post #1 of that issue.
Comment #9
klonos...updating the title a bit.