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What is the difference between width() vs css(‘width’) in jQuery?

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CSS(‘width’) returns the width value in pixels, whereas width() returns the integer (without the unit values). For example:

div{

width: 20cm;

}

If you print the values:

$(this).width();

$(this).css(‘width’);

you will get the values like 756 and 756px, respectively. Note that though we specified width in cm, it is converted to pixel (px) for output purposes.

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