What is the shorthand to assign a CSS style and add the pixels on the same line? The following doesn't work though it should be exceptionally clear what I'm trying to do:
header.style.top = (h + 100)+px;
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1I think the question isn't clear enough ? what you are doing and what you want ? and provide some more code please – solimanware Feb 19 '16 at 23:25
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Just add: var px = "px"; before that line and it's good. ;) – Yogi Feb 19 '16 at 23:35
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were you able to solve this? Please let me know if my suggestion helped you – scniro Feb 22 '16 at 16:02
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px is not defined. I believe you are intending to concat a string. Observe the following...
header.style.top = (h + 100) + 'px';
JSFiddle Link - simplified demo
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It was late Friday evening and the left brain doesn't function well after hours of coding. It was a two-part mistake on my end; yeah there was no `px` object, I forgot to put quotes to make it a string. I also made another mistake though unrelated to the code here. Thanks! – John Feb 22 '16 at 17:21
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I believe you don't need to specify the px value. It defaults to pixels
checkout this question: Using Javascript to add width to a HTML element
As found here http://javascript.info/tutorial/styles-and-classes-getcomputedstyle they say to enclose the px in brackets 'px'. Like the above answers.
