> So, if <div id="container"> is 500px tall:
> -- $('#container).css('height') == "500px"
> -- $('#container).height() == 500
>
> Oh, and thanks to Brandon for mentioning about .height() being a
> setter, too.
>
In addition to that, css() converts any values given as Numbers to
Strings, so you can do both:
$(...).css("height", "500px")
$(...).css("height", 500)
Both are useful: When you retrieve one value via css and have a string
with pixel, you can set it to another style or element. And it also
works for "top" or whatever style accepts a pixel value.
--
Jörn Zaefferer
http://bassistance.de
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