Is there a way to measure the offset of the window in jQuery, in order than I might compare the positions of a 'fixed' element and a relatively positioned one?
I need to be able to tell how far the window is scrolled so I can use the figure to calculate the difference between the height of the f开发者_C百科ixed element (which is relative to the viewport top) and the relative object (which is relative to the top of the document)
$(window).scrollTop()
and $(window).scrollLeft()
can be used to find scroll positions.
Using plain Javascript without jQuery should be window.pageXOffset
and window.pageYOffset
, which return the number of pixels offset by scrolling.
Source: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/scrollY
document.body.offsetWidth;
and
document.body.offsetHeight;
By using these javascript functions you can get actual width and height of the browser window
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