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why is .css('font-size') returning undefined?
See original GitHub issue.css('font-size') on a jquery object returns undefined.
Is it possible to get the value of .css('font-size') coming form an external css file?
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A warning in the docs would be appreciated!
This is actually a difference from jQuery’s
$.css, which gets the value of computed styles. What is your policy around maintaining compatibility with jQuery? Would you consider adding a warning here, if not renaming the method? Glad to make a PR for either.