Does offsetWidth return what you want? this should represent the total
"space" the element takes up (width, borders, padding etc)
document.getElementById("myimage").offsetWidth
(http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/DOM:element.offsetWidth)
On Feb 8, 11:57 am, "Lic. José M. Rodriguez Bacallao"
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> Hi folks, I know this question isn't from this group but I'll ask
> anyway. I need to resize an image (thumbnail) based in the browser
> width and height. I want to make my site browser resolution
> independent. The only thing I can't get working is this. For example,
> a page showing a news entry, the news entry had an image (thumbnail) I
> want to display. With a browser resolution of 1000x740, this page
> display ok but with a resolution of 780x560, it don't. What can I do?
> Right now, I think resize the image based on its size with javascript
> but I don't know how to get the image (an element in general) size. I
> tried the "element.style.width" but it return an string which I can't
> convert to an integer (500px for example, I just want 500). Any
> sugestions?
>
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