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I was hoping to be able to keep the bootstrap table. Any tricks while still using that?<br />
Or are you telling me that if I take out the tbody, it would work?
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I was hoping to be able to keep the bootstrap table. Any tricks while still using that?
Or are you telling me that if I take out the tbody, it would work?

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I doubt you can use bootstrap. I generally avoid using things as bloated and inefficient as Bootstrap. &nbsp;When I can do things in just a few minutes by writing my own code.<br />
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Cd&amp;
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I doubt you can use bootstrap. I generally avoid using things as bloated and inefficient as Bootstrap.  When I can do things in just a few minutes by writing my own code.

Cd&

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I am trying to set up my bootstrap table to scroll through the tbody.<br />
I set up a test version here:<br />
Even though my css says <br />
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#listprizesSelected tbody {<br />
height: 120px;<br />
overflow-y: auto;<br />
}<br />
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it's not cutting my table at the 120px point.<br />
why not?
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I am trying to set up my bootstrap table to scroll through the tbody.
I set up a test version here:
Even though my css says 

#listprizesSelected tbody {
height: 120px;
overflow-y: auto;
}

it's not cutting my table at the 120px point.
why not?

bootstrap table not scrolling

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