[chrome] outerWidth(true) returns wrong results with mixed px- and %-values

[m.schuhfuss@…]

In chrome, there is a problem with the calculation of the outerWidth including the margin when, for example, the width is specified in pixels and the margin in percent.

The following code will demonstrate the problem:  http://jsfiddle.net/NXRW2/3/

In this case the margin (10%) will be added to the width (100px) as if it were percent, summing up to the wrong number of 120px.

[m.schuhfuss@…]

Replying to m.schuhfuss@…:

In this case the margin (10%) will be added to the width (100px) as if it were percent, summing up to the wrong number of 120px.

Should read: ... as if it were pixels ..

[anonymous]

Even if the width is also specified in percent the result is the same: the width is correctly converted to px whereas the margins are not.

 http://jsfiddle.net/NXRW2/4/

[anonymous]

No surprise, but this is confirmed behaviour in Safari 5.1 as well

[mikesherov]

yeah, percentage values for any of width,padding,margin,or border will result in the answer being goofy. If any of them contain percentages, the whole calculation should report 0.

This is also a needsdocs.

Very similar to ##9945

[mikesherov]

this is a dupe of #10639 . I know this bug came before #10639, but I have a lot of work done on #10639 already, including a pull request and lots of comments on the trac ticket. Please mark this as a dupe.

[mikesherov]

this is a dupe of #10639

[mikesherov]

Duplicate of #10639.

[anonymous]

related: http://bugs.jquery.com/ticket/11584