I got the old functionality back by adding a google OnReady event to the
chart, and using jquery to find the "table" tag via the google class name,
to add the "position:absolute" attriubte
google.visualization.events.addListener(myTable, 'ready',
function () {
var x = document.getElementsByClassName(
"google-visualization-table-table")[0];
x.style.position = "absolute";
});
There does seem to still be a performance hit as google is injecting some
script to change the "top" style of every "th" tag in "thead" dynamically
as the user scrolls. I am not sure this is necessary when using the
absolute tag. Since the engine is using thead and tbody, there is the
possibility of using these tags to achieve a fixed header, but it is not
implemented this way?
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