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What would be the true position (top, left) be of a rotated element if its height is increased by some value
Obtain the Actual Left,Top position of a rotated divHow to get the position of element transformed with css rotateJavaScript/jQuery: How to get actual original position of an element (DIV) after it's been rotatedFind new left and top corresponding to original left and top on CSS rotateGetting CSS left and top when div is rotatedget div corners pixel positions after rotationHow to get original position of an element (DIV) after it's been rotated?Get default left and top position of element after rotationHow can I update the top left position after resizing a rotated object?How to preserve the bottom-right position when changing the height of a rotated dom element?
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I have a div that is rotated at a certain angle. If I am to increase the height of the div by some value. How can I get or calculate the true top and left value of the current div and the true top and left value of the div after the height is increased at the same time. I want to calculate these values to preserve the original true bottom right position after the height is increased
JS Fiddle describes the problem that I am trying to solve
const increaseHeight = function(div)
/*
calculate the true top and left of the div
calculate the true top and left of the div after the height is increased
calculate the difference that needs to be applied such that when the height changes the original true bottom right position remains the same after the height is increased
*/
Note that I want to solve this only using javascript and no extra css applied
javascript
asked Mar 28 at 17:22
Akshay KumarAkshay Kumar
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I have a div that is rotated at a certain angle. If I am to increase the height of the div by some value. How can I get or calculate the true top and left value of the current div and the true top and left value of the div after the height is increased at the same time. I want to calculate these values to preserve the original true bottom right position after the height is increased
JS Fiddle describes the problem that I am trying to solve
const increaseHeight = function(div)
/*
calculate the true top and left of the div
calculate the true top and left of the div after the height is increased
calculate the difference that needs to be applied such that when the height changes the original true bottom right position remains the same after the height is increased
*/
Note that I want to solve this only using javascript and no extra css applied
javascript
asked Mar 28 at 17:22
Akshay KumarAkshay Kumar
437 bronze badges
add a comment
|
I have a div that is rotated at a certain angle. If I am to increase the height of the div by some value. How can I get or calculate the true top and left value of the current div and the true top and left value of the div after the height is increased at the same time. I want to calculate these values to preserve the original true bottom right position after the height is increased
JS Fiddle describes the problem that I am trying to solve
const increaseHeight = function(div)
/*
calculate the true top and left of the div
calculate the true top and left of the div after the height is increased
calculate the difference that needs to be applied such that when the height changes the original true bottom right position remains the same after the height is increased
*/
Note that I want to solve this only using javascript and no extra css applied
javascript
asked Mar 28 at 17:22
Akshay KumarAkshay Kumar
437 bronze badges
I have a div that is rotated at a certain angle. If I am to increase the height of the div by some value. How can I get or calculate the true top and left value of the current div and the true top and left value of the div after the height is increased at the same time. I want to calculate these values to preserve the original true bottom right position after the height is increased
JS Fiddle describes the problem that I am trying to solve
const increaseHeight = function(div)
/*
calculate the true top and left of the div
calculate the true top and left of the div after the height is increased
calculate the difference that needs to be applied such that when the height changes the original true bottom right position remains the same after the height is increased
*/
Note that I want to solve this only using javascript and no extra css applied
javascript
javascript
asked Mar 28 at 17:22
Akshay KumarAkshay Kumar
437 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 17:22
Akshay KumarAkshay Kumar
437 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 17:22
Akshay KumarAkshay Kumar
437 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 17:22
Akshay KumarAkshay Kumar
437 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 17:22
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You can use getBoundingClientRect() to retrieve properties of a transformed element:
var x = document.getElementById("app");
console.log(x.getBoundingClientRect());
Your fiddle should log:
DOMRect x: 17.10739517211914, y: 47.10739517211914, width: 265.78521728515625, height: 265.78521728515625, top: 47.10739517211914, …
answered Mar 28 at 17:40
GrafiCodeGrafiCode
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This gives the position of the boundingclientrect which is not the actual position of the rotated div
– Akshay Kumar
Mar 28 at 19:15
Actually, if you call the function without transforming your div, it returns original values (i.e. width 200px)
– GrafiCode
Mar 28 at 23:05
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You can use getBoundingClientRect() to retrieve properties of a transformed element:
var x = document.getElementById("app");
console.log(x.getBoundingClientRect());
Your fiddle should log:
DOMRect x: 17.10739517211914, y: 47.10739517211914, width: 265.78521728515625, height: 265.78521728515625, top: 47.10739517211914, …
answered Mar 28 at 17:40
GrafiCodeGrafiCode
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This gives the position of the boundingclientrect which is not the actual position of the rotated div
– Akshay Kumar
Mar 28 at 19:15
Actually, if you call the function without transforming your div, it returns original values (i.e. width 200px)
– GrafiCode
Mar 28 at 23:05
add a comment
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You can use getBoundingClientRect() to retrieve properties of a transformed element:
var x = document.getElementById("app");
console.log(x.getBoundingClientRect());
Your fiddle should log:
DOMRect x: 17.10739517211914, y: 47.10739517211914, width: 265.78521728515625, height: 265.78521728515625, top: 47.10739517211914, …
answered Mar 28 at 17:40
GrafiCodeGrafiCode
1,3722 gold badges18 silver badges19 bronze badges
This gives the position of the boundingclientrect which is not the actual position of the rotated div
– Akshay Kumar
Mar 28 at 19:15
Actually, if you call the function without transforming your div, it returns original values (i.e. width 200px)
– GrafiCode
Mar 28 at 23:05
add a comment
|
You can use getBoundingClientRect() to retrieve properties of a transformed element:
var x = document.getElementById("app");
console.log(x.getBoundingClientRect());
Your fiddle should log:
DOMRect x: 17.10739517211914, y: 47.10739517211914, width: 265.78521728515625, height: 265.78521728515625, top: 47.10739517211914, …
answered Mar 28 at 17:40
GrafiCodeGrafiCode
1,3722 gold badges18 silver badges19 bronze badges
You can use getBoundingClientRect() to retrieve properties of a transformed element:
var x = document.getElementById("app");
console.log(x.getBoundingClientRect());
Your fiddle should log:
DOMRect x: 17.10739517211914, y: 47.10739517211914, width: 265.78521728515625, height: 265.78521728515625, top: 47.10739517211914, …
answered Mar 28 at 17:40
GrafiCodeGrafiCode
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answered Mar 28 at 17:40
GrafiCodeGrafiCode
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answered Mar 28 at 17:40
GrafiCodeGrafiCode
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answered Mar 28 at 17:40
GrafiCodeGrafiCode
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This gives the position of the boundingclientrect which is not the actual position of the rotated div
– Akshay Kumar
Mar 28 at 19:15
Actually, if you call the function without transforming your div, it returns original values (i.e. width 200px)
– GrafiCode
Mar 28 at 23:05
add a comment
|
This gives the position of the boundingclientrect which is not the actual position of the rotated div
– Akshay Kumar
Mar 28 at 19:15
Actually, if you call the function without transforming your div, it returns original values (i.e. width 200px)
– GrafiCode
Mar 28 at 23:05
This gives the position of the boundingclientrect which is not the actual position of the rotated div
– Akshay Kumar
Mar 28 at 19:15
This gives the position of the boundingclientrect which is not the actual position of the rotated div
– Akshay Kumar
Mar 28 at 19:15
Actually, if you call the function without transforming your div, it returns original values (i.e. width 200px)
– GrafiCode
Mar 28 at 23:05
Actually, if you call the function without transforming your div, it returns original values (i.e. width 200px)
– GrafiCode
Mar 28 at 23:05
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