Quick summary
Freezing a header row in a Confluence table keeps your column labels visible as readers scroll through long pages. You can achieve a sticky header simply by inserting a table with the /table command and typing your headings in the first row — Confluence pins it automatically.
Steps
- Use the /table command to insert a new table on your Confluence page.
- Type your column headings in the first row — it will automatically be pinned as the header.
- Fill in the rest of your table content in the rows below the header.
- Hit Publish or Update — the frozen header row will remain visible as you scroll.
