dave.methvin wrote:
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> Now the question is, should .css() return a string with units or other
> special name, and .curCSS always return pixels as a number (instead of a
> string)? Or should we do it some other way?
>
Shouldnt it be the opposite way since at the moment, .css return width and
> I found a solution to get the border width in pixels independent
> from how its assigned. Check the source code at
> http://sorgalla.com/test/borders.html
Wow, I missed that...it's like the same swap trick John used to get element
width and height. This should also work for padding, but not fo
I agree, great analysis. Thats exactyl what i tried put into words but
couldnt in my poor english. Did you noticed my solution i posted as reply
one of Pauls's posts?
I found a solution to get the border width in pixels independent from how
its assigned.
Check the source code at http://sorgalla.co
This is a great analysis Dave - and spot on. Most of .curCSS()
originated back from stuff on QuirksMode.org - which is to say that
it's acceptable, but not perfect. If I were to give you a SVN account,
would you be willing to make some of these changes (e.g. remove the
need for elem.style, swap the
As John says, the situation with getting border dimensions on elements is a
mess (like margin and padding) and there are limits to the amount of
lipstick jQuery can put on this pig. Here are the results of my experiments
with jQuery().css() on IE6, IE7RC1, FF1.5, and Opera 9.1.
1) The shortcut pro
How do you plan to use innerHeight and innerWidth ? If an element has
padding and border, a child element with position top: 0, left: 0 will
not be placed right next to border. The padding counts too.
Paul Bakaus wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I will look at this problems for the new core plugin dimensi
Paul Bakaus wrote:
>
> I will look at this problems for the new core plugin dimensions.js.
> Getting
> the calculated style property is always a bit of a hassle. Right now,
> $().outerHeight will give you the correct offset height including padding
> and border (hopefully cross-browser), but I h
> It does seem like a jQuery bug that .css("border") returns undefined on IE
> instead of an empty string.
That is completely browser dependent. Since a border style has not
been defined, it is fully within the browsers "right" to return
"undefined" as its value.
> If nobody else is chasing this
> I wonder if jQuery should provide a x-browser way of doing this. Upon
> superficial inspection, it seemed to me that you're accessing the "style"
> attribute, not the current/computed styles.
jQuery deals exclusively with the computedStyle functions for getting
style - so if anything strange is
Hi there,I will look at this problems for the new core plugin dimensions.js. Getting the calculated style property is always a bit of a hassle. Right now, $().outerHeight will give you the correct offset height including padding and border (hopefully cross-browser), but I haven't tested these speci
dave.methvin wrote:
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> If nobody else is chasing this I can look at it tonight.
>
Would be great, i'm also trying to get deeper into it...
Jan
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Francisco Brito wrote:
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> hmm, I can think of using currentStyle (IE) and getComputedStyle (FX), but
> I
> don't know what to use for Safari et al.
>
> I wonder if jQuery should provide a x-browser way of doing this. Upon
> superficial inspection, it seemed to me that you're accessing the "sty
> I just ran into a problem getting the border width from elements.
> This isn't a specific jQuery problem ...
I don't know, there are some unusual things going on there. I added a few
things to your demo and this was the IE result:
This is #div1
jQuery(s).css("border"): undefined (undefined)
s
hmm, I can think of using currentStyle (IE) and getComputedStyle (FX), but I don't know what to use for Safari et al.I wonder if jQuery should provide a x-browser way of doing this. Upon superficial inspection, it seemed to me that you're accessing the "style" attribute, not the current/computed st
I just ran into a problem getting the border width from elements. This isn't
a specific jQuery problem but might end up in an improvment...).
I need to get the exact width of an element (width+padding+margin+border).
So, i discovered some strange results while retrieving the border width.
I've se
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