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style: to keep table header within sight when browsing many records, …
…make it sticky
Being frankly, I'm quite a stranger to zenui, please forgive me that I write an inline style and it will be helpful to instruct me on if there is a possibly formal way to do it.
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Greptile Overview
Greptile Summary
Added sticky positioning to table header column to keep it visible when scrolling through many records in metrics tables.
- Incorrect React syntax used: the
styleprop must be an object (e.g.,style={{ position: 'sticky' }}) not a string (e.g.,style="position:sticky") - Hardcoded color
#0f0f0fshould use the CSS variablevar(--base-color-2)to support theme switching
Confidence Score: 0/5
- This PR cannot be merged due to critical syntax error that will cause runtime failure
- The code uses incorrect React syntax (string instead of object for style prop), which will cause the component to fail at runtime. This is a critical error that must be fixed before merging.
- src/components/metrics/MetricsExpandedTable.tsx requires immediate attention to fix the syntax error
Important Files Changed
File Analysis
| Filename | Score | Overview |
|---|---|---|
| src/components/metrics/MetricsExpandedTable.tsx | 1/5 | Added sticky positioning to table header, but uses incorrect string syntax for style prop instead of object syntax, causing a critical error |
Sequence Diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant MetricsExpandedTable
participant DataTable
participant DataColumn
participant Browser
User->>MetricsExpandedTable: View metrics with many records
MetricsExpandedTable->>DataTable: Render table with data
DataTable->>DataColumn: Render label column with style prop
Note over DataColumn: Applies sticky positioning<br/>to keep header visible
DataColumn->>Browser: Render header with CSS
Browser->>Browser: Position header at top: 0
Browser->>Browser: Apply background color
User->>Browser: Scroll table content
Browser-->>User: Header remains visible at top