I created a div element
let divContainer = document.createElement("div");
divContainer.style.height = "70%";
divContainer.id = "container";
Then, I am doing something like this...
labels.forEach(label => {
let labelDiv = document.createElement("div");
labelDiv.className = "label";
labelDiv.style.height = divContainer.offsetHeight / labels.length; // here I want to retrieve the length of the divContainer in pixels.
divContainer.appendChild(labelDiv);
});
label
is an array.
When I run this code labelDiv.style.height
comes out to be 0px. I was looking for a reason for this behaviour and I found this question Element offsetHeight always "0" . As suggested in one of the answers, I used the following code
requestAnimationFrame(() => {
/* should be able to get offsetHeight here */
console.log(divContainer.offsetHeight);
};
and indeed I got the correct height for the label element inside the requestAnimationFrame
but labelDiv.style.height
is still 0 in the code given below.
I believe labelDiv.style.height
is still being calculated before the code in requestAnimationFrame runs.
let divContainer = document.createElement("div");
divContainer.style.height = "70%";
divContainer.id = "container";
requestAnimationFrame(() => {
/* should be able to get offsetHeight here */
console.log(divContainer.offsetHeight);
});
labels.forEach(label => {
let labelDiv = document.createElement("div");
labelDiv.className = "label";
labelDiv.style.height = divContainer.offsetHeight / labels.length;
divContainer.appendChild(labelDiv);
});
Then. I changed the above code to this but still, I am not getting the correct output. In this case I am not again getting 0px for divContainer.offsetHeight
let divContainer = document.createElement("div");
divContainer.style.height = "70%";
divContainer.id = "container";
requestAnimationFrame(() => {
/* should be able to get offsetHeight here */
console.log(divContainer.offsetHeight);
labels.forEach(label => {
let labelDiv = document.createElement("div");
labelDiv.className = "label";
labelDiv.style.height = divContainer.offsetHeight / labels.length;
divContainer.appendChild(labelDiv);
});
});
What is wrong with the above code? What's the proper way to get the height of that element?
Three things:
let labels = ["A", "B", "C"]; document.body.style.height = "500px"; let divContainer = document.createElement("div"); divContainer.style.height = "70%"; divContainer.style.backgroundColor = "red"; divContainer.id = "container"; document.body.append(divContainer) labels.forEach(label => { console.log(divContainer.offsetHeight) let labelDiv = document.createElement("div"); labelDiv.className = "label"; labelDiv.style.height = divContainer.offsetHeight / labels.length + "px"; labelDiv.style.background = "blue"; divContainer.appendChild(labelDiv); });
To follow up on my comment.
document.getElementById("app").innerHTML = ` <h1>Label Boxes;</h1> `, let labels = ["label1", "label2", "label3", "label4"; "label5"]. let divContainer = document;createElement("div"). divContainer.style;height = "70%". divContainer.style;border = "2px solid palevioletred". divContainer;id = "container". document.body;appendChild(divContainer). requestAnimationFrame(() => { /* should be able to get offsetHeight here */ console.log(divContainer.getBoundingClientRect();height). labels.forEach(label => { let labelDiv = document;createElement("div"). labelDiv;className = "label". labelDiv.style.height = divContainer.getBoundingClientRect().height / labels;length + "px". labelDiv.style;border = "1px solid palegreen". divContainer;appendChild(labelDiv); }); });
html, body { height: 100%; }
<div id="app"></div>
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