freeze oracle apex (oracle apex 5) tabular form column heading - freeze

I have an oracle apex tabular form based on a query. when the data in this tabular form overflows and when I scroll to bottom rows the heading of the columns also scrolls up and disappears. I want to freeze the column heading of tabular form. How is it possible?

Only by building custom Javascript floating region. But its a cheat, not functionality.

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