Sticky cells
ReactGrid allows you to stick chosen rows and columns at the top or left side and additionally on the right and at the bottom of the ReactGrid viewport. Sticky rows or columns will be visible at all times, no matter what the scroll position is.
Sticky rows and columns can be enabled by adding dedicated ReactGrid
component properties:
stickyTopRows
stickyBottomRows
stickyLeftColumns
stickyRightColumns
All of these properties are numeric and determine the number of columns or rows sticky next to the grid's edges.
Code
const peopleData = [ { id: "66d61077035753f369ddbb16", name: "Jordan Rodriquez", age: 30, email: "jordanrodriquez@cincyr.com", company: "Zaggles", }, { id: "66d61077794e7949ab167fd5", email: "allysonrios@satiance.com", name: "Allyson Rios", age: 30, company: "Zoxy", }, { id: "66d61077dd754e88981ae434", name: "Pickett Lucas", age: 25, email: "pickettlucas@zoxy.com", company: "Techade", }, { id: "66d61077115e2f8748c334d9", name: "Louella David", age: 37, email: "louelladavid@techade.com", company: "Ginkogene", }, { id: "66d61077540d53374b427e4b", name: "Tricia Greene", age: 27, email: "triciagreene@ginkogene.com", company: "Naxdis", }, ]; const cellStyles = { header: { backgroundColor: "#55bc71", display: "flex", alignItems: "center", justifyContent: "center", fontWeight: "bold", }, }; const getRows = (people: Person[]): Row[] => [ // header row { rowIndex: 0, height: 40, }, // data rows ...people.map((_, i) => ({ rowIndex: i + 1, height: 40, })), ]; const getColumns = (): Column[] => [ { colIndex: 0, width: 220 }, { colIndex: 1, width: 220 }, { colIndex: 2, width: 220 }, { colIndex: 3, width: 220 }, ]; type UpdatePerson = <T>(id: string, key: string, newValue: T) => void; const generateCells = (people: Person[], updatePerson: UpdatePerson): Cell[] => { const generateHeaderCells = () => { const titles = ["Name", "Age", "Email", "Company"]; return titles.map((title, colIndex) => ({ rowIndex: 0, colIndex, Template: NonEditableCell, props: { value: title, style: cellStyles.header, }, })); }; const generateRowCells = (rowIndex: number, person: Person): Cell[] => { const { id, name, age, email, company } = person; return [ { rowIndex, colIndex: 0, Template: TextCell, props: { text: name, onTextChanged: (newText: string) => updatePerson(id, "name", newText), }, }, { rowIndex, colIndex: 1, Template: NumberCell, props: { value: age, onValueChanged: (newValue: number) => updatePerson(id, "age", newValue), }, }, { rowIndex, colIndex: 2, Template: TextCell, props: { text: email, onTextChanged: (newText: string) => updatePerson(id, "email", newText), }, }, { rowIndex, colIndex: 3, Template: TextCell, props: { text: company, onTextChanged: (newText: string) => updatePerson(id, "company", newText), }, }, ]; }; const headerCells = generateHeaderCells(); const rowCells = people.flatMap((person, idx) => generateRowCells(idx + 1, person)); return [...headerCells, ...rowCells]; }; const ReactGridExample = () => { const [people, setPeople] = useState(peopleData); const updatePerson = (id, key, newValue) => { setPeople((prev) => { return prev.map((p) => (p.id === id ? { ...p, [key]: newValue } : p)); }); }; const rows = getRows(people); const [columns, setColumns] = useState(getColumns()); const cells = generateCells(people, updatePerson); return ( <div> <ReactGrid rows={rows} columns={columns} cells={cells} stickyLeftColumns={1} /> </div> ); }; render(<ReactGridExample />, document.getElementById("root"));
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