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composed-offset-position
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This provides a set of ponyfills to achieve the same behavior of `offsetParent`, `offsetLeft` and `offsetTop` before the `offsetParent` spec was changed.
composed-offset-position
This provides a set of ponyfills to achieve the same behavior of offsetParent
, offsetLeft
and offsetTop
before the offsetParent
spec was changed.
Using npm:
$ npm i --save-dev composed-offset-position
import { offsetLeft, offsetParent, offsetTop } from "composed-offset-position";
console.log(offsetLeft(element));
// ➡️ 0
console.log(offsetTop(element));
// ➡️ 20
console.log(offsetParent(element));
// ➡️ [object HTMLDivElement]
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This provides a set of ponyfills to achieve the same behavior of `offsetParent`, `offsetLeft` and `offsetTop` before the `offsetParent` spec was changed.
The npm package composed-offset-position receives a total of 84,797 weekly downloads. As such, composed-offset-position popularity was classified as popular.
We found that composed-offset-position demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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