i cant seem to figure it out
man, i really fail at tables… (i so very rarely use em)
(maybe this night ill think of something)
It’s very hard and I have never ever done a real table layout. Heck up until a little while ago I didn’t know what the heck thead and tfoot and tbody is… I thought there was only th, td, tr, and table
hahhaha same here.
Hi,
Thanks for the entries so far they’ve been interesting 
I’ve had a few entries form Ryan that work in one browser or another but not yet in all at the same time. Keep trying Ryan
I’ve also had an entry from Ajaxdinesh that works well in IE6/7 and Firefox but unfortunately not anywhere else. Well done all the same.
So far Tommy has the only fully cross browser working solution (not forgetting my solution of course) 
i don’t know. my question is correct or not?
table header is scroll down of window at the end of data?
Need a brake for now… Cant do the quiz 
If only I can get my width fluid then my quiz answer is DONE…FML
table header is scroll down of window at the end of data?
The table header always stays at the top of the data and doesn’t move. The data scrolls but the header stays in position so that you can always read what heading the data refers to.
This is little hard, but iteresting. Let me try again
I have another solution from Ryan that is now pretty close and accepted as an entry Well Done.
I believe the hardest quiz yet…
i took a break from all the work i had, and made this quiz work!
hope it qualifies.
RyanReese
I believe the hardest quiz yet…
nah 
Maybe not for you but this is my first interaction with tables.
RyanReese
Maybe not for you but this is my first interaction with tables.
for me too.
so no excuses! xD
Sorry…just for clarification :D, who got the quiz done first… lol jk. Can’t wait for the answers.
i tried it for 15mins a couple of days ago, and i tried it today, if i tried it immediately, i would have gotten it sooner!
but yea, first is first.
Well done Yurikolovsky that works well Well done yet again.
Hmm… i might have a try at this. Though i don’t really see the point of this less-than-sexy solution to the long table problem. 
That’s what most people who can’t do it say
You mean, there’s a sexier solution?
Just heard someone on another forum wanted to do something like, have a container with two side-by-side tables… the left table isn’t very long, and sets the height of the container. Meaning the right table, who does get quite long, is supposed to be scrolled. However the left table isn’t a static height but can change, meaning the tables’ container can’t be a “set” height with overflow.
I expect the solution to this quiz might maybe be part of the solution to this other one.