Title: Re: Me again, another question
Deane,
This is an HTML issue, not a Perl issue, IMHO, so I'm not sure
why you posted this here.
Use Dynamic HTML and have the DIV containing a separate table
with the header column and row, always maintain its absolute position,
even as the page is scrolled
If you don't want to use an IFrame or Frames you can do something like
this:
1) create one table that is 1 row, containing the header columns for your
table.
2) create the actual table with values below this table, but place the
second table in a div tag.
3) set the div tag's style to show
Hi, Lists.
I've got a project involving a rather large HTML file that's nothing more than a huge table. I've been asked it it'd be possible to have the header column and row "frozen." I've attached an Excel sheet that can be set up to show you what I'm looking for. The tool that's been suggested
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> Dear All,
> Can I get any CASE tool which can,
> 1) Read any P
Dear All,
Can I get any CASE tool which can,
1) Read any Perl program and make a list of modules used in it.
2) Create a relationship diagram between these modules.
3) Create a Module wise list of subroutines and variables used in the
script.
I am currently thinking of writing such tool, which wou
