$.css(x, "height") and $.css(x, "width") return different values for different browsers (based upon the different box models). This should be standardized without breaking an of the fx plugins.

They're great shortcuts for some, but they seem to break too much code for too many people. Either they need to be removed entirely, or completely refactored.

When you want to enable a disabled element with $(element).set('disabled', false), it fails.

In $.attr, "o[a] = v" does the job but "o.setAttribute(a,v)" reverts disabled to true.

• Failure only with FF (works fine with IE) on WinXP.

• Test case: ​http://fmarcia.info/jquery/disabled

• Workaround: use $(element).get(0).disabled = false (or each() if several elements are involved)