Description
When css height is specified on tr element (<tr id="myrow" style="height:1px;">) .height() returns this height instead of actual height. The problem is present in Microsoft Edge (42.17134, 44.18362) but not present in Google Chrome ( 77.0.3865.90 ) and Mozilla Firefox (69.0.1). The problem is present since jquery 3.3.0 and was reproduced on earlier versions. And is present on current git version (4.0.0-pre 50871a5)
How to reproduce. Create a table with one row (tr) and one cell (td) with text in the cell. Set the row height to 1px (style="height:1px;"). JQuery .height() on the row should return at least font height but actually returns 1 in Edge.
Link to test case
https://codepen.io/TPIvan/pen/aboxZaQ
Description
When css height is specified on
trelement (<tr id="myrow" style="height:1px;">).height()returns this height instead of actual height. The problem is present in Microsoft Edge (42.17134, 44.18362) but not present in Google Chrome ( 77.0.3865.90 ) and Mozilla Firefox (69.0.1). The problem is present since jquery 3.3.0 and was reproduced on earlier versions. And is present on current git version (4.0.0-pre 50871a5)How to reproduce. Create a table with one row (
tr) and one cell (td) with text in the cell. Set the row height to 1px (style="height:1px;"). JQuery .height() on the row should return at least font height but actually returns 1 in Edge.Link to test case
https://codepen.io/TPIvan/pen/aboxZaQ