Creating an HTML table with horizontal scroll and fixed headers can seem straightforward, but it reveals complexities, such as managing visibility during scrolling.
Using overflow-x: auto rather than scroll prevents unnecessary scrollbars, offering a cleaner aesthetic, but introduces challenges when handling large datasets with many columns.
Applying position: sticky to table headers doesn't work as expected in overflow containers; they remain fixed only within the scrolling context, often leading to confusion.
Setting a defined height to the table wrapper solves many issues, ensuring full visibility of the page title, footer, and allowing for a complete, scrollable data view.
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