.position()
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First element current coordinates retrieval.
Description
The .position()
method is used to retrieve the current coordinates from the first element within the matched set, relative to the offset parent.
- Use the
.offset()
method if you wish to retrieve the current coordinates relative to the document , rather than relative to the offset parent. - You cannot use the
.position()
method on hidden elements.
Syntax
Signature | Description |
---|---|
.position() | Retrieve the current coordinates from the first element within the matched set, relative to the offset parent. |
Parameters
None.
Return
An Object
object containing the properties top and left.
.position()
ExampleTop
Retrieve the current coordinates from the first element within the matched set, relative to the offset parent.
In the example below when we alert the offset position of the following image with the id of 'curry'. The offset parent in this case is the main content of the page.
$(function(){
$('#btn25').on('click', function() {
alert('The offset coordinates of the of the above image are: '
+ JSON.stringify($('#curry').position()) + '.');
});
});
Related Tutorials
jQuery Basic Tutorials - Lesson 11 - Working With Dimension & Position CSS Properties