css selector reports wrong value for width

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Test on jQuery 1.6.2

if this === ​'ul' element

var originalList = $(this);
var pages = originalList.children();
var width = originalList.parent().css('width');

and it's parent === 'div style="width:100%"'

it returns 100px instead of 100%

tested against 1.5.2, and it does the correct thing and returns 100%

[anonymous]

​http://jsfiddle.net/RQuFn/

[Rick Waldron]

Is this occurring in a particular browser? I can't reproduce it in Chrome: ​http://gyazo.com/e4817cb5bacd4b1c4ba4971fe84b2f17.png

[[email protected]…]

That is the behavior that is unexpected... if the style sheet says 100% shouldn't it return 100% not the rendered pixel size?

in 1.5.2 it does return the 100% not the rendered pixel size.

If this was a documented change, I missed it, sorry

[Rick Waldron]

jQuery normalizes all css property values into their pixel value.

[Rick Waldron]

#9945 is a duplicate of this ticket.