I'm having an issue with getting and setting widths on table cells in webkit browsers.
It appears that webkit is assigning the wrong offsetWidth such that borders are not included in the width. The result is that width() returns the innerWidth and outerWidth returns the correct non-outer width. Setting the width seems to have a similar issue. If you set the width of a cell and then ask for it back, it will be the width you set, minus your borders. I set up a demo of this behavior: http://www.avencia.com/pickup/widthtest.html Everything should print as expected in Firefox/IE, but in Chrome/ Safari the width values are incorrectly altered. This may just be a webkit bug/issue, but should jQuery handle it? Has only else experienced this or know a workaround? thanks.
