jQuery .offset() returning incorrect values when used with scaled elements in CSS
I'm following best practices but I'm experiencing an scenario where the jQuery `.offset()` method is returning incorrect values when I try to get the position of an element that has been transformed using CSS scaling..... The specific scenario is that I have a `div` element that is scaled down to 50% of its original size using CSS: ```css .scaled { transform: scale(0.5); } ``` When I call `.offset()` on this element, it seems to return the position as if the `div` is still at its original size. Here's the relevant jQuery code I'm using: ```javascript $(document).ready(function() { var offset = $('.scaled').offset(); console.log('Offset:', offset); }); ``` The expected output should reflect the scaled position of the element, but instead, I get values that correspond to the element's original dimensions. I tried using `.position()` as well, but it yields similar results. I've also checked if there are any parent elements affecting the offset, but they are positioned statically. Additionally, I've verified this on both Chrome and Firefox, running jQuery version 3.6.0. Is there a way to correctly obtain the offset of an element that has been transformed? Is this a known limitation with jQuery or a possible bug? Any advice on how to handle this would be greatly appreciated! This is my first time working with Javascript latest. What are your experiences with this?