The site is responsive
$(window).bind('resize', function() {
$('#drop_ul').css('width', $('#container').width());
$('#drop_ul').css('left', $('#container').css('margin-left'));
});
$(document).ready(function(){
$('#drop_ul').css('width', $('#container').width());
$('#drop_ul').css('left', $('#container').css('margin-left'));
});
You can extract the logic in to its own function which you can then call under both events. Try this:
function updateUI() {
$('#drop_ul').css({
'width': $('#container').width(),
'left': $('#container').css('margin-left')
});
}
$(document).ready(function() {
updateUI(); // on load
$(window).on('resize', updateUI); // on window resize
});
Note that I unified the css()
calls, and used the preferred on
instead of bind
.
Also, if the site is responsive is would be best to use CSS media queries for this.
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