Conditionally set the CSS "top" property. #144
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The "top" property was being reset to 0 for the ".tableFloatingHeaderOriginal" element so many of the times that toggleHeaders() was called and then being set again via setPositionValues(). Now the element doesn't "jump" unexpectedly.
kliput
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May 29, 2018
| 'z-index': base.options.zIndex | ||
| }); | ||
| }; | ||
| if(base.$originalHeader.get(0).styles.top=='') |
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HTMLElement has no styles property:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/HTMLElement - instead style should be used.
Did you managed to get this work on some browser? For me, on Chromium it doesn't work.
Edit: Tested changing to style and it works perfectly.
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The "top" property was being reset to 0 for the ".tableFloatingHeaderOriginal" element so many of the times that toggleHeaders() was called and then being set again via setPositionValues(). Now the element doesn't "jump" unexpectedly.