jqueryHow do I set the width of an element using jQuery?
Setting the width of an element using jQuery is a simple task that can be accomplished using the width()
method. The width()
method sets the width of the selected element in pixels.
For example, the following code block will set the width of the element with the ID #myElement
to 200px
:
$('#myElement').width(200);
This code will not produce any output.
The code is made up of three parts:
$('#myElement')
- This is a jQuery selector that selects the element with the ID#myElement
.width()
- This is the jQuery method that is used to set the width of an element.200
- This is the width in pixels that will be set for the selected element.
For more information, please see the following links:
More of Jquery
- How do I use jQuery ZTree to create a hierarchical tree structure?
- How do I use a jQuery zoom plugin?
- How do I use jQuery to zoom in or out on an element?
- How do I create a jQuery Yes/No dialog?
- How do I prevent XSS attacks when using jQuery?
- How do I add a zoom feature to my website using jQuery?
- How do I use jQuery to detect window resize events?
- How do I get the y-position of an element using jQuery?
- How can I get the y position of an element using jQuery?
- How do I use a jQuery UI Slider?
See more codes...