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Header and Body alignment problem #220
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you have more cells in your tbody than in thead. |
but there is a bug when the width of the page is smaller than the table like in the edit view. |
fixed on master in under an hour, you should buy me a beer ;) |
Thanks, it is much better! Sadly, there still has a slight offset of a few pixels ... visible when I increase the zoom. |
there is an offset on the latest fiddle i posted? I dont see one in chrome/mac |
Yes, there is still a small offset in the fiddle you posted. I'm also running Chrome on Mac OS X. Here's a screenshot of the fiddle: You'll probably need to zoom in on the image to see the offset, since its only a pixel or two in this example, but is larger in my application. Still, it is much better than it was. Thanks again! |
weird. I dont see that happening on that fiddle on osx 10.9 and chrome 43. Your version of chrome looks very different than mine - what is it? can you copy the generated html of that fiddle where you see the gap, and paste it into a new fiddle so I can try to reproduce? |
This thread has been automatically locked since there has not been any recent activity after it was closed. Please open a new issue for related bugs. |
Using the latest jQuery and floatHead, the header and body columns are not aligning properly for my table.
I've simplified the code to a minimal example at: http://jsfiddle.net/warnes/mhmfqwgv/. (The actual alignment issue is more extreme on my page than this example.)
O/S: Mac OS X 10.10.3
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