How can I get the width and height of a div element?
for instance,
<div style="width:100px;height:100px;overflow:hidden; float:left; margin:0px 0px 5px 0px; border:1px solid #000;">
<img src="daisy_03_20110712163828_extra.jpg" alt="daisy_03_20110712163828_extra.jpg" width="800" height="589" id="preview"/>
</div>
I tried with this method,
var previewwidth = $("#preview").css('width');
var previewheight = $("#pr开发者_运维问答eview").css('height');
But I get 800px
which is the width of the image instead!
I want to get the 100
as number
actually.
Give the div an id, and use that instead of the id of your image.
There are 3 potential methods of doing this:
One:
$("#preview").parent().css('width');
$("#preview").parent().css('height');
Two:
$("#preview").parent().width();
$("#preview").parent().height();
This will not include margins, padding and border.
Three:
$("#preview").parent().outerWidth();
$("#preview").parent().outerHeight();
This will include the padding, border, and optionally margin. To include margin you must add true
in the function, i.e. .outerHeight(true)
.
- height
- width
- outerHeight
- outerWidth
You're using $("#preview")
which will return the img since the img tag is the one with id="preview"
First option:
$("#preview").parent().css('width');
Second, better option:
Give the div an id, say "foofoo":
<div id="foodoo">...</div>
$("#foofoo").css('width');
To make it into an integer wrap in parseInt()
:
parseInt($("#foofoo").css('width'));
var previewwidth = $("#preview").parent().width();
var previewheight = $("#preview").parent().height();
You can use height()
and width()
. Look at the API for these sorts of questions..
Also, as pointed out above, your selector isn't correct.
You can do this simply like that (jsfiddle as an example):
var mydiv = jQuery('#preview').parent('div');
var mywidth = mydiv.width();
var myheight = mydiv.height();
preview
is the ID of your image so of course your code is returning the size of the image. Just give your div a different unique ID, and use that instead of #preview
in your jQuery selector.
<div id="myDiv" style="width:100px;height:100px;overflow:hidden; float:left; margin:0px 0px 5px 0px; border:1px solid #000;">
<img src="daisy_03_20110712163828_extra.jpg" alt="daisy_03_20110712163828_extra.jpg" width="800" height="589" id="preview"/>
</div>
The following will return the width/height of the div as "100px":
var previewwidth = $("#myDiv").css('width');
var previewheight = $("#myDiv").css('height');
And to get the result as a unit-less number instead of a string:
var previewwidth = $("#myDiv").width();
var previewheight = $("#myDiv").height();
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