Almost always, $( 'body' ).width() == $( document ).width(). (This is
the case for all core skins, for example.) However, it is technically
possible to give <body> a width or large margins and break that
assumption, so one of these should be used consistently.
Document width is better here because we're using it to do absolute
positioning, and usually it's relative to the viewport (ie., document
width). This will still break if someone decides to give their <body>
a position: absolute, but that would be quite insane, so let's not
bother.
Bug: 45668
Change-Id: Ib96d1c5c3591495623933e1aa4266b0f13432610
} else {
// Expand from right
newCSS.left = 'auto';
- newCSS.right = $( 'body' ).width() - ( context.config.$region.offset().left + context.config.$region.outerWidth() );
+ newCSS.right = $( document ).width() - ( context.config.$region.offset().left + context.config.$region.outerWidth() );
}
context.data.$container.css( newCSS );
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