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I'm stuck with a problem of fixed header table. I'm using AngularJS & Bootstrap to build a web application. I can't use ng-grid as it don't support IE7. So, I'm populating the table rows by ng-repeat. The application is responsive. So, I can't give fixed width to the cells/headers. Is there any simple way to have the table headers fixed?

I've put up a Plunker at Fixed header table with AngularJS

Thanks in advance.

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I don't understand, you want table headers fixed but also responsive. How is that possible? –  Stewie Jun 28 at 10:03
 
@Stewie please see this: fixedheadertable.com –  Arnab Das Jun 28 at 10:06
 
@Stewie you can also take the example of ng-grid. If you set the header fixed, it remains responsive. –  Arnab Das Jun 28 at 10:09
 
A-ha, you want it's position fixed. I thought you want to have fixed column widths. –  Stewie Jun 28 at 10:11
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Keep in mind that IE7 isn't supported for AngularJS. –  matsko Sep 14 at 14:26
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You better to keep the header part outside the table. Take two tables:

  • one for header and
  • another one for table data. (put the scroller in table data part only.)

Good luck!

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