There is a setting on the table of “allow scroll bars”. You can put the table in a wrapper component and set the wrapper component height to something like 90VH . This will adjust the height with the height of the screen.

I wish it were that easy, but that doesn’t work as expected unless I am missing something. Resizing the window while using a wrapper with a set VH keeps the height of the original window before resizing. It is not dynamically keeping the entire table in view based on window size. 

Resurfacing this. Does anyone have a clue how I can get these containers to stick to the bottom all the while adjusting accordingly. 

You could probably do something like:

.table-wrapper {<br>max-height: calc(100vh - 100px);<br>overflow:scroll;<br>}

Where the 100px is the combined height of your header/footer, assuming they’re not dynamic.

Thanks a ton! This has bothered me for months!

For anyone curious (my use case solution):
I put my table component in a wrapper component w/ the following properties:
.table-wrapper {max-height: calc(100vh - 144px); overflow: hidden;}

Then I added the following properties to my table component via the table id:
#sk-37_fTl-194 .nx-editor-contents {height: calc(100vh - 254px) !important}

The table now fits snugly at the bottom no matter what size screen is being used.