Hi there,
When editing big tables in live docs and scrolling down on a page, I notice the table's header row is made "sticky". So the header row stays in sight while scrolling down the table, which is a nice thing to have.
However,
Can other users confirm this behavior?
Is this a bug?
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Hi @RC ,
Performance can definitely vary from browser to browser. I'm on Brave and I've seen similar behavior a couple of times (mostly when the page didn't properly load)
Similar to what you're seeing in Vivaldi, in Brave you have the same behavior when you start scrolling the page/table, but within 1 second or so the header row behaves like the highest element and you cannot see rest of the table anymore. 👀
Regarding flickering, I know there's this reported bug: CONFCLOUD-82871: Table flickers when attempting to edit row/column but this isn't exactly what you're looking for.
As Dan said, the best would be to reach out to Atlassian Support (if you cannot create a support ticket, ask your Confluence admin to do it) 🎟️
Note that they'll probably ask you to generate HAR file to be able to troubleshoot this further.
Cheers,
Tobi
Thank you for the research and answers provided! 🙏
I'll leave this thread open so other users with similar problems can chime in.
If the problem persists and it bothers me too much, I will contact our Confluence admin.
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I took a quick look on Atlassian's Jira Site and didn't find anything related. I've tagged Atlassian Support to help out here. I would say if you don't hear back from them, your admin can reach out an open a work item directly with Atlassian to look into this further.
I would say if they do create a new work item to look at, to post the number here so people can vote for and watch it for updates.
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