Position: absolute doesn't work properly with jQuery 1.8.2 about jquery-minicolors HOT 7 CLOSED

Hi all,

the problem is .outerHeight()

Since the 1.8.0 update, the outerWidth and outerHeight methods return the children objects and not the width or height of the collection's first element.

Changing to: .outerHeight(true)

This fixes the issue and returns the height including the margin of the slide element.

Cheers,
Juliano

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Thanks @julianox - worked great.

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Is this still an issue with jQuery 1.8.2? I'm not seeing any positioning issues as-is.

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yes, it is still an issue (as of 1.8.3) - the outerHeight() as of 1.8+ is usable as a setter as well and when used without the bolean parameter 0 is assumed as the input value and an object is returned (as is jquery convention for setter invocations).

for detailed descriptiuon of the mentioned jq function please refer to the link below. simply put "true" to the relevant invocations and all will be ok :-)

http://blog.jquery.com/2012/08/16/jquery-1-8-box-sizing-width-csswidth-and-outerwidth/

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Ok, but do you have a minimal test case to demonstrate what's happening. It appears to work fine as-is...I can't replicate the problem.

On Nov 27, 2012, at 10:13 AM, petrkalina [email protected] wrote:

yes, it is still an issue (as of 1.8.3) - the outerHeight() as of 1.8+ is usable as a setter as well and when used without the bolean parameter 0 is assumed as the input value and an object is returned (as is jquery convention for setter invocations).

for detailed descriptiuon of the mentioned jq function please refer to the link below. simply put "true" to the relevant invocations and all will be ok :-)

http://blog.jquery.com/2012/08/16/jquery-1-8-box-sizing-width-csswidth-and-outerwidth/

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hello, sorry, I'm buried with work at the moment. it seems to me there has to be some kind of interference with the likes of jqueryui or else, because the problem doesn't occur in your demo page (just validated), while it occurs within my test page, being quite a bit more complex. I'm sorry not to be able to be more specific, however obviously the issue is limited t some specific scenarios. on the other hand adding the boolean parameter does no harm and solves the problem for everyone, so I wonder that might be the optimal course of action..

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The plugin has been completely rewritten, and positioning has been overhauled. Please give the new version a try (not backwards compatible) and feel free to submit a new issue if you notice a problem.

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