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#7267 closed bug (duplicate)

Opened October 21, 2010 12:34PM UTC

Closed October 21, 2010 07:30PM UTC

Last modified October 21, 2010 07:30PM UTC

Problem with $("").css('width') when upgrading from Jquery 1.4.2 to 1.4.3

Reported by: frodik.cz@gmail.com Owned by:
Priority: low Milestone: 1.5
Component: unfiled Version: 1.4.3
Keywords: css width inline definition Cc:
Blocked by: Blocking:
Description

Maybe this problem is with other .css() parameters, but in my case, Jquery behaves really strange.

When I use 1.4.2, these both cases below return the same output, that is "700px". But when I use 1.4.3, only in the first case the result is "700px", in the second case the result is "0px"

FIRST CASE:

var div = $('<div id=​"product_edit_text" style=​"width:​700px;​height:​300px;​background-color:​#fff">​

</div>​​');

console.log(div.css('width')); // returns "700px" in both 1.4.2 and 1.4.3

SECOND CASE:

var div = $('<div id=​"product_edit_text" style=​"width:​ 700px;​ height:​ 300px; background-color:​ rgb(255, 255, 255)​;​ ">​

</div>​');

console.log(div.css('width')); // returns "700px" in 1.4.2, but "0px" in 1.4.3 - BUG ?!

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Changed October 21, 2010 03:49PM UTC by addyosmani comment:1

_comment0: All of the tests that I've run on your code are returning 0px for 1.4.3 and auto for 1.4.2. Bare in mind that this doesn't just apply for the width value, it also applies to height, background-color etc. Ideally, adding inline styles in this manner is strongly unrecommended as using class-names (or even correct CSS style definitions outside of the string would make your solution both work and be a lot more clean). \ \ 1287689052526105
keywords: → css width inline definition
priority: undecidedlow

All of the tests that I've run on your code are returning 0px for 1.4.3 and auto for 1.4.2. Live test case

Bare in mind that this doesn't just apply for the width value, it also applies to height, background-color etc.

Ideally, adding inline styles in this manner is strongly unrecommended as using class-names (or even correct CSS style definitions outside of the string would make your solution both work and be a lot more clean).

Changed October 21, 2010 07:30PM UTC by snover comment:2

resolution: → duplicate
status: newclosed

The test code provided in the initial description is invalid, as it contains zero-width spaces.

Changed October 21, 2010 07:30PM UTC by snover comment:3

Duplicate of #7225.