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Discover how to create a `CSS grid` table layout with sticky headers that remain fixed while the content scrolls.
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Crafting a CSS Grid with Non-Scrolling Column Headers

Creating a user-friendly interface often involves using tables or grids for displaying data. However, a common challenge arises when you want the headers of these grids to remain fixed while the body of the grid scrolls. This is especially useful in applications with large datasets, where scrolling can make it difficult to keep track of the information. In this guide, we’ll guide you through the process of achieving this effect using pure CSS.

The Challenge

You want to create a CSS grid structure that resembles a table, with the following characteristics:

Headers: Fixed at the top of the grid.

Content: Scrollable underneath the headers.

Example Layout

Here's a simple representation of how you envision your layout:

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With the grid headers remaining visible as you scroll down through the body content.

Implementing the Solution

To implement this solution, we’ll use the CSS property position: sticky, which allows the headers to remain positioned relative to the viewport as the user scrolls.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Set Up Your HTML Structure

Use the following base HTML structure to create your grid.

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Apply CSS Styles

Next, apply the following CSS to create the desired sticky header effect.

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Key Points in the CSS

position: sticky: This property allows the header labels to stick to the top of the .main-view container when you scroll down.

top: 0: This ensures that the sticky headers are fixed to the very top of the scrolling area.

Flexbox and Grid: The combination of Flexbox for the overall layout and CSS Grid for the individual columns provides a modern approach to creating versatile layouts.

Conclusion

By combining the properties of CSS Grid with position: sticky, you can create a beautifully structured grid layout where headers remain in view, enhancing user experience and data accessibility. Try implementing these techniques in your next project and see how they can help you build more efficient and user-friendly interfaces.

Now that you have a simple and effective way to create a CSS grid with non-scrolling column headers, give it a try! Happy coding!