Hello Maslianok,

I found a issue using stickyrows at a HTML5 page. I have a table with multiple heads in between which 'get scrolled' out one by one. It works fine, but only when I remove the HTML5 doctype definition from the document. With HTML5 def it doesn't work. Is this a known problem? Is there a easy way to solve this?

Cheers,
spek

Hello

Just to report a bug in this.

It seems that as soon as you use a doctype, the stickyRows no longer stick - remove the doctype and everything works as expected.

Kind regards,

Jeremy

OS: Windows 7 / 8, OS X 10
Firefox Version: 37.0.2

stickyRows is not working with Firefox.

Thanks for publishing this code.
I'm trying to use it togheter with GWT (which doesn't generate thead object in html table).
Can I just fix the first row in the tbody element?
Whenever I try to do that, I get a "cannot read property split of undefined" - which leads to the following code:

        // current settings
        this.opts = $.extend(
            {},
            $.StickyRows.opts,
            this.table.$element.data(),
            options
        );

I'll appreciate your help.

Regards,

Edson

If you use $('.sticky-header').stickyRows('destroy') and then try to re-create the element using $('.sticky-header').stickyRows();, it creates an error.

Your plugin is super easy to use and exactly what I'm looking for. However, when I use it on thead with the table having "border-collapse: collapse", it is misaligned with the rest of the table. Also, there are 2-3px borders appearing around the cells in the sticky element that are not being added by me and no amount of overriding seems to be affecting them. It also increases the size of my font. Any ideas on how to address this?

Exuse me, yours plugin now does'nt work at my site. I went to http://maslianok.github.io/stickyRows/
50 % demo also not working