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<p>It's interesting question. I suppose that it's a bug in Google Chrome: it calculate the height of <code><td></code> in wrong way. To reduce the problem I suggest to reset <code>vertical-align</code> to <code>middle</code> at the beginning of row editing. It will include additional <code>style="vertical-align:middle"</code> attribute of <code><td></code>. At the end of editing one can remove the attribute.</p> <p>One can see the results on <a href="http://jsfiddle.net/3mrKD/6/" rel="nofollow">the modified demo</a>. The demo still increase the height of the row to 1px at the beginning of editing, but I think that after playing with other CSS attributes one can eliminate the effect. The code used in the demo is below</p> <pre><code>var lastSelected, removeVerticalAlignBaseline = function (rowid) { var tr = $(this).jqGrid("getInd", rowid, true), $tds = $(tr).find(">td:has(>input)"); $(tr).find(">td:has(>input)").each(function () { this.style.verticalAlign = "middle"; }); }, resetVerticalAlignBaseline = function (rowid) { var tr = $(this).jqGrid("getInd", rowid, true), $tds = $(tr).find(">td"); $(tr).find(">td:has(>input)").each(function () { this.style.verticalAlign = ""; // remove the style // now the style from CSS will be used }); }, editOptions = { keys: true, oneditfunc: removeVerticalAlignBaseline, aftersavefunc: resetVerticalAlignBaseline, afterrestorefunc: resetVerticalAlignBaseline, }; $("#grid").jqGrid({ datatype: "local", data: [{ id: 1, name: "Alice" }, { id: 2, name: "Bob" }], colModel: [ { name: 'id' }, { name: 'name', editable: true } ], onSelectRow: function(id) { if (id && id !== lastSelected) { $(this).jqGrid('restoreRow', lastSelected, editOptions); $(this).jqGrid('editRow', id, editOptions); lastSelected = id; } }, height: "auto" }); </code></pre>
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