Comments on: TFOOT in the table header http://rickardandersson.com/tfoot-in-the-table-header The general consensus among clients is that they are your only client. Fri, 05 Mar 2010 01:04:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0-alpha hourly 1 By: dude http://rickardandersson.com/tfoot-in-the-table-header#comment-43460 dude Sat, 14 Mar 2009 18:23:47 +0000 http://rickardandersson.com/?p=120#comment-43460 This bit me. Thanks for your post - I put the tfoot before the tbody and my document validated. This bit me. Thanks for your post – I put the tfoot before the tbody and my document validated.

]]> By: Rickard http://rickardandersson.com/tfoot-in-the-table-header#comment-17526 Rickard Mon, 25 Feb 2008 06:56:49 +0000 http://rickardandersson.com/?p=120#comment-17526 Aha! I wasn't aware you could have more than one tbody. Thanks! Aha! I wasn’t aware you could have more than one tbody. Thanks!

]]> By: Paul Sullivan http://rickardandersson.com/tfoot-in-the-table-header#comment-17507 Paul Sullivan Sun, 24 Feb 2008 19:56:32 +0000 http://rickardandersson.com/?p=120#comment-17507 The other use for tfoot if for duplicating thead. That way when the header scolls off the top of the page you can still see the column headers in tfoot. I also seem to remember it was intended to allow tbody to scroll but leave thead and tfoot static. If you want a logical seperation of subtotals the way to do it is a second tbody with a class of "subtotals". The other use for tfoot if for duplicating thead. That way when the header scolls off the top of the page you can still see the column headers in tfoot. I also seem to remember it was intended to allow tbody to scroll but leave thead and tfoot static.

If you want a logical seperation of subtotals the way to do it is a second tbody with a class of “subtotals”.

]]> By: Rickard http://rickardandersson.com/tfoot-in-the-table-header#comment-17195 Rickard Mon, 18 Feb 2008 08:09:51 +0000 http://rickardandersson.com/?p=120#comment-17195 In my case, I would have to run through the query result set twice. First one time in order to calculate the sum total before I start outputting the table and then once more when I actually output the table body. In my case, I would have to run through the query result set twice. First one time in order to calculate the sum total before I start outputting the table and then once more when I actually output the table body.

]]> By: Ethan Poole http://rickardandersson.com/tfoot-in-the-table-header#comment-17182 Ethan Poole Mon, 18 Feb 2008 00:37:00 +0000 http://rickardandersson.com/?p=120#comment-17182 You have to put it before yes, but I thought that it would display it after the body. I believe this is true. and are simply useful for printing out HTML pages as it will display the header and footer on each printed page. I don't see how running the calucation would be hard before displaying it. Just store what you want to be displayed and display it later. Or store the output in a buffer or something. You have to put it before yes, but I thought that it would display it after the body. I believe this is true. and are simply useful for printing out HTML pages as it will display the header and footer on each printed page.

I don’t see how running the calucation would be hard before displaying it. Just store what you want to be displayed and display it later. Or store the output in a buffer or something.

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