How to build a scrollable table with a sticky header using Tailwind CSS

Tables are great for organizing data,…until they overflow your layout.

When that happens, keeping column headers visible while the content scrolls can make all the difference in readability.

In this guide, I’ll show you how to build a scrollable table with a sticky header using nothing but Tailwind CSS. You’ll learn how to:

Wrap your table in a clean, card-like container

• Add vertical and horizontal scroll areas
• Use position: sticky to keep the header locked in view
• Style zebra-striped rows and right-aligned numeric columns
• Fix common issues like headers overlapping rows or losing background color

It’s a simple but useful pattern. That’s superb for dashboards, list views, and admin panels.

Read the full step-by-step breakdown here:
https://lexingtonthemes.com/blog/how-to-build-a-scrollable-table-with-sticky-header-using-tailwind-css