Resize the HTML element

Question

I have HTML code similar to

<div id="resizeThis">
<div style="background: url(...)">...text...images...</div>
...
</div>

I want to resize a div with all its contents to an arbitrary size. For example, I could use JavaScript to get the width of the div and then resize all the elements accordingly, but what is the easiest way to do this? I can use jQuery, I tried:

$("#resizeThis > *").css('width', '64px').css('height', '64px');

but he only reduced #resizeThis, not its children.

And what can I do for background, text, etc.

I want to do this to create thumbnails (usually 25% of the original size).

Answer 1

I found the perfect solution!

I just do:

$('#resizeThis').css('-webkit-transform', 'scale(0.5)');

and it correctly changes all the elements under it! :)

Gecko. .

Answer 2

$("#resizeThis *").css('width', '64px').css('height', '64px');

> .

#resizeThis, div. :

$("#resizeThis").find("*").andSelf().css('width', '64px').css('height', '64px');

CSS .css().

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$("#resizeThis *").find("*").andSelf().addClass("MyCssClass");

Answer 3

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