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You have incorrect markup - span cannot contain div and the element you measure has div children which causes different behavior in Firefox (which doesn't extend span to contain div children) and...
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Replying to tylercrompton: Does this cause any unexpected behavior (other than the obvious difference in values)? No, but the answer the function gives back isn't correct (as far as I can measure).
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Does this cause any unexpected behavior (other than the obvious difference in values)?
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No, the bottom is in the same position, top differs. Open Firebug & Chrome Web Inspector and you'll see.
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I understand, but the top of the element is at the same position in different browsers. That the height of the element has a different value, shouldn't make a difference, right?
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status changed from new to closedresolution set to notabug I'm closing it since it's caused by real difference in element sizes and positions in these browsers so jQuery correctly shows the difference.
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You are correct indeed, the span is only around 20 pixels in height. I can fix this myself with a wrapper div, thanks for your time!
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You are correct indeed, the span is only around 20 pixels in height. I can fix this myself with a wrapper div, thanks for your time!
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No, the bottom is in the same position, top differs. Open Firebug & Chrome Web Inspector and you'll see.
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I understand, but the top of the element is at the same position in different browsers. That the height of the element has a different value, shouldn't make a difference, right?
View Articlestatus changed; resolution set
status changed from new to closedresolution set to notabug I'm closing it since it's caused by real difference in element sizes and positions in these browsers so jQuery correctly shows the difference.
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You have incorrect markup - span cannot contain div and the element you measure has div children which causes different behavior in Firefox (which doesn't extend span to contain div children) and...
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Replying to tylercrompton: Does this cause any unexpected behavior (other than the obvious difference in values)? No, but the answer the function gives back isn't correct (as far as I can measure).
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Does this cause any unexpected behavior (other than the obvious difference in values)?
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