jQuery CSS Operation - width() Method
Example
Set the width of the <p> element:
$(".btn1").click(function(){ $("p").width(200); });
Definition and Usage
The width() method returns or sets the width of the matching elements.
Return width
Returns the width of the first matching element.
If no parameters are set for this method, it returns the width of the matching elements in pixels.
Syntax
$(selector).width()
Set width
Sets the width of all matching elements.
Syntax
$(selector).width(length)
Parameters | Description |
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length |
Optional. Specifies the width of the element. If no length unit is specified, the default px unit is used. |
Use a function to set width
Use a function to set the width of all matching elements.
Syntax
$(selector).width(function(index,oldwidth))
Parameters | Description |
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function(index,oldwidth) |
Specifies a function that returns the new width of the selected elements.
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More examples
- Get the width of the document and window elements
- Use the width() method to get the current width of the document and window elements.
- Set width using em and % values
- Set the width of the element using the specified length unit.