Cross browser issue with offset() jquery function?

The chances are there is something wrong (non-crossbrowser) with your markup. But as alternative you could try using native javascript instead document. GetElementById('anchorid').

OffsetTop Of if you wanted to get the offset on the whole page you could use a function like: function findTotalOffset(obj) { var ol = ot = 0; if (obj. OffsetParent) { do { ol += obj. OffsetLeft; ot += obj.

OffsetTop; }while (obj = obj. OffsetParent); } return {left : ol, top : ot}; }.

The chances are there is something wrong (non-crossbrowser) with your markup. But as alternative you could try using native javascript instead. Document.

GetElementById('anchorid'). OffsetTop Of if you wanted to get the offset on the whole page you could use a function like: function findTotalOffset(obj) { var ol = ot = 0; if (obj. OffsetParent) { do { ol += obj.

OffsetLeft; ot += obj. OffsetTop; }while (obj = obj. OffsetParent); } return {left : ol, top : ot}; }.

Thanks for your help – amateur Dec 2 '10 at 18:21.

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