> > I knew you had 2 tables, and sorry if I came across as condescending (a lot > of people don't realize tables can have a header section). I'm just trying > to figure out why you need to have it split into two tables. Are you trying > to have the header cells follow the page as you scroll? If so, you'd be > better off using jQuery to detach the thead portion, and sync that instead. > That way it'll gracefully degrade with browsers/screen-readers without > javascript. My brother was working on a jQuery plugin that does this. > > http://brentmuir.com/table/ > > Cheers, > David >
Hi David, the basic topic is that later on i want to be able to drag and drop columns... so i was thinking to do it by dragging and dropping column header and not the whole column. Moreover, in my header table i have some <TH> elements which contains <div> representing column splitters :-) and those TH i do not want to check their width as in my slave_table those "splitters" will be represented by grid/cell borders. (basically the whole code is generated by jQuery) Alain
