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[Bug 1328489] [NEW] Table rows should be able to scroll down independently

 

Public bug reported:

We can not scroll down just table rows. We can only scroll the whole web browser page.
If the user has scrolled down the page and wants to click different system panel then he has to go back to the top of the browser and then click on different system panel.  This is usability issue when the number of rows are high.

Example: 
Consider 1000 entries are there in the Networks table and user wants to delete network at row number 500. In this case he has to scroll down to 500th row entry and select the row and then once again come back to the top of the browser and press delete button.

Here table and other configuration panels needs to be organized in
different UI panels.

** Affects: horizon
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Title:
  Table rows should be able to scroll down independently

Status in OpenStack Dashboard (Horizon):
  New

Bug description:
  We can not scroll down just table rows. We can only scroll the whole web browser page.
  If the user has scrolled down the page and wants to click different system panel then he has to go back to the top of the browser and then click on different system panel.  This is usability issue when the number of rows are high.

  Example: 
  Consider 1000 entries are there in the Networks table and user wants to delete network at row number 500. In this case he has to scroll down to 500th row entry and select the row and then once again come back to the top of the browser and press delete button.

  Here table and other configuration panels needs to be organized in
  different UI panels.

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