outerHeight() differs between chrome and IE11 #3698
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Thanks for opening an issue. But, the result is correct because you have a border on both the outer div and inner div, so it's really 10 + 2 + 2 = 14. |
Can you reopen this issue? The test case was bad and I had the issue slightly wrong but it is a bug. I provided a better test case and fixed the title and description a bit. |
Please work the test case down to a minimum, removing css and HTML elements/attributes that don't affect the result. |
Done. The new test case is now only what is needed to reproduce the issue. |
Thanks for the updated test case. I confirm the behavior in IE changed in jQuery 3.2.0. |
@dmethvin The biggest issue is that behavior in IE changed in jQuery 3.2.0 so it looks like an unintended breaking change. |
The problem seems to hinge on phantom <tr> borders in IE: https://jsfiddle.net/179d0uek/15/ . Now to investigate the reason... |
Description
The outerHeight() differs between Chrome and IE11.
In the test case below the height shows as 23 in chrome but 25 in IE11.
Link to test case
https://jsfiddle.net/179d0uek/12/
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