I have updated Dimensions to use jQuery.css for getting the value for
.height() and .width().

--
Brandon Aaron

On 1/9/07, Klaus Hartl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Brandon Aaron schrieb:
> > Okay so I've updated the plugin once again. This time I finally
> > understand where the conflict was coming from in the differences
> > between jQuery core and the dimensions plugin.
> >
> > The dimensions plugin now returns the value of .height() and .width()
> > as an integer. This means that all return values are integers in the
> > dimensions plugin.
> >
> > I have left some code in the .height() and .width() methods to take a
> > value to set the height or width. This behavior will not be documented
> > and is to be deprecated in 1.1 but I have left it in for backwards
> > compatibility. Do not rely on this behavior because it will be removed
> > in the future.
> >
> > --
> > Brandon Aaron
>
> Thanks, Brandon!
>
> Here's another thing:
>
> Firefox reports for example the computed height of an element as
> "43.6px" via css('height').
>
> With jQuery 1.04 plus newest dimensions height() returns 43 via parsing
> from the computed value, but jQuery 1.04 without dimensions returns 44.
>
> This is because the dimensions plugin uses:
>
> this.css("height")
>
> instead of:
>
> jQuery.css(this[0], 'height')
>
> The latter uses offsetHeight/clientHeight to get the real values and
> will also use the trick to compute heights of hidden elements. The way
> it is now is that the dimensions plugin height() returns NaN for an
> element that is hidden. If this is intended I propose something like the
> following to make it more reasonable:
>
> var h = parseInt(this.css("height", arguments[0]));
> return !isNaN(h) && h || 0;
>
> If it is intended to provide the height even for hidden elements, it
> should be changed to this:
>
> return arguments[0] != undefined ? this.css("height", arguments[0]) :
> parseInt( jQuery.css(this[0], "height") );
>
> I vote for the latter. This applies to jQuery 1.1 as well (tested).
>
>
> -- Klaus
>
>
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