jqueryHow can I get the y position of an element using jQuery?
The y position of an element can be retrieved using the .offset()
method in jQuery. The .offset()
method allows you to retrieve the current coordinates of the first element in the set of matched elements, in relation to the document.
Example
let yPosition = $("#element").offset().top;
console.log(yPosition);
Output example
100
The code above will retrieve the y position of the element with the id of #element
and store it in the yPosition
variable.
Parts of the code:
$("#element")
: This will select the element with the id of#element
.offset()
: This will retrieve the current coordinates of the element.top
: This will retrieve the y position of the elementconsole.log(yPosition)
: This will log the y position of the element to the console
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