jQuery .css() implementation guide computed style for transformed elements in Chrome 95
I'm building a feature where I'm working with an scenario where using jQuery's `.css()` method to update the `transform` property on elements doesn't reflect the changes visually in Chrome 95. Here's a snippet of what I'm trying to do: ```javascript $('.my-element').css('transform', 'rotate(45deg)'); ``` After running this code, I expect the element to rotate, but it remains in its original position. I've checked that the element is indeed being targeted and even verified this by logging the computed styles: ```javascript console.log($('.my-element').css('transform')); // Logs 'none' ``` I've tried applying `!important` to the CSS property with no success: ```javascript $('.my-element').css('transform', 'rotate(45deg) !important'); ``` Additionally, I've made sure that there are no conflicting CSS rules affecting the element. The scenario seems specific to Chrome, as it works perfectly in Firefox and Safari. I'm also aware of how `transform` can be affected by the browser's rendering behavior, but I'm not sure if this is a bug or if I'm missing something in my implementation. Is there a workaround or a different approach I could take to ensure the transformation is applied correctly in Chrome? Any insights would be appreciated! The project is a desktop app built with Javascript. I've been using Javascript for about a year now. Is there a better approach?