JQuery Get Element Height and Width
JQuery Get Element Height and Width:In jQuery, you can get the height and width of an element using the height() and width() methods respectively. These methods return the current computed dimension of an element, excluding padding, border, and scrollbar. If you want to include padding, border, or scrollbar in the calculation, you can use innerHeight(), innerWidth(), outerHeight(), or outerWidth(). This allows you to dynamically adjust layout based on element size
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How to Get the Height and Width of an Element in JQuery?
This jQuery code retrieves the height and width of an HTML element with the ID "exampleElement" when the document is ready. It then dynamically updates another element with the ID "result" to display the obtained height and width in pixels. The height and width are obtained using the height() and width() functions, respectively, and the results are injected into the "result" element's HTML using the html() function. The displayed information on the webpage will show the height and width of the "exampleElement" in pixels.