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Using jQuery you can use <code>.height()</code>, <code>.innerHeight()</code> or <code>.outerHeight()</code>. The differences are: <ul> <li><code>height()</code> returns just the height of the element, no borders, no margins and no padding</li> <li><code>innerHeight()</code> returns the element height and the padding</li> <li><code>outerHeight()</code> returns the element height, the padding and borders</li> <li><code>outerHeight(true)</code> returns the element height, the padding, borders and margins</li> </ul> I have more details including output examples using jsFiddle in this post <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/a/11248902/448144">here</a>. For width you can use <code>width()</code>, <code>innerWidth()</code> or <code>outerWidth()</code>. The same logic applies as with height. All values are in pixels. To get the height/width you can use it similar to this: <pre><code>// The below is an example, you need to add your element references as required. // Use height(), innerHeight() or outerHeight() as needed. var newHeight = $("#slider-wrapper").height(); // Use width(), innerWidth() or outerWidth() as needed. var newWidth = $("#slider-wrapper").width(); </code></pre> To set the height/width you can use it similar to: <pre><code>// The below is an example, you need to add your element references as required. var newHeight = $("#slider-wrapper img").height(newHeight); var newWidth = $("#slider-wrapper img").width(newWidth); </code></pre>
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1. COwhy you have less gold badges? - perfect ;)
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