@max Sorry, i have no idea what happened, this is code copied from codepen:

<div id=“q-app”>
  <q-toolbar class=“bg-white shadow-2 text-black common_header justify-between” style=“padding: 0 3px 0 15px;min-height: initial; height: 48px;”>
    <div class=“left-ico”>
      <img @click="$router.push(’/index’)" class="cursor-pointer gt-xs" src=“assets/app_nav_logo.png”>
    </div>
    <q-tabs shrink>
    <q-route-tab v-for=“nav in navs” :key=“nav.to” :to=“nav.to” :label=“nav.label” :disable=“nav.disable”/>
    </q-tabs>
  </q-toolbar>
</div>

js:
new Vue({
el: ‘#q-app’,
data: function () {
return {
tab: ‘home’
}
},
computed: {
navs () {
return [
{
to: ‘/index’,
label: ‘首页’,
disable: false
},
{
to: ‘/company’,
label: ‘公司’,
disable: false
},
{
to: ‘/product’,
label: ‘产品’,
disable: false
},
{
to: ‘/about’,
label: ‘关于’,
disable: true
}
]
}
},
methods: {

}
})

Hello!
As the title describes, I used QRouteTab, and I’ve set the disable attribute, but it’s just a change in style and routes is still available.
This is my code, Thanks!!!

@metalsadman I started with Quasar v0.16…

I read the document you sent about the table. It seems that there are some scrolling bugs. I hope quasar can solve this problem earlier.

@rstoenescu Sorry, You can look at this example.Many Ant-design-style frameworks support fixed columns

In my project, because there are so many table fields, I need to fix some of them. I’ve been expecting Quasar to support it for a long time.

Thank you!

Fixed columns are a common scenario, but I don’t know how to use quasar to implement it. Has anybody achieved it yet?

Thanks!!!

@hawkeye64 hello my friend, your url is bad now. can you send it again,thank you sooooooooo much!