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Asked by ghfllc in Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Safari Web Browser, Firefox Web Browser
I have a web app that relies heavily on a table with a scrollable body. The header and footer are stationary. This works perfectly in Firefox. I was able to get the table body to scroll by specifying a height on the TBODY tag via Javascript. The height of the TBODY depends on the height of the window, THEAD and TFOOT. I also have overflow-y set to auto.
When testing the app in Safari or Chrome (both based on WebKit), the TBODY is displayed in full and does not scroll as it should. I've done a little searching on Google and from what I gather, WebKit doesn't support a scrolling TBODY. Instead, you have to mix in some DIVs to make it all work correctly.
I'd rather code for the standards and since it's an internal app, I have control over the browser as well. The reason I'm looking into making it compatible with WebKit is because Chrome looks to be a promising, faster alternative to Firefox. Am I coding things the correct way since they work in Firefox? Do I just need to wait for WebKit to catch up? Or am I simply getting lucky with Firefox?
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