fix(table): incorrectly sticking multiple footer rows #19321
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The loop that sticks headers and footers is run in reverse for footers. The problem is that we were only reversing the order of the elements, but not the sticky states which resulted in them being flipped. E.g. setting the last row to be sticky would actually stick the first one. Fixes angular#19311.
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The loop that sticks headers and footers is run in reverse for footers. The problem is that we were only reversing the order of the elements, but not the sticky states which resulted in them being flipped. E.g. setting the last row to be sticky would actually stick the first one. Fixes #19311.
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The loop that sticks headers and footers is run in reverse for footers. The problem is that we were only reversing the order of the elements, but not the sticky states which resulted in them being flipped. E.g. setting the last row to be sticky would actually stick the first one.
Fixes #19311.