In order to correct a JavaScript source code, I need to adjust the style.top property of a div element based on an integer parameter from a function called index. Here is the current implementation:
div.style.top = (index * 22 + 2)+"px";
However, for larger values of index (20, 21, 22,...53, 54,...), the calculated value of div.style.top becomes inaccurate and too large. On the other hand, for smaller values of index (<10), the calculation works fine.
I thought about using the pre-existing HTML checkbox element's style.top value as it is visually aligned correctly. So, I attempted this approach:
div.style.top = checkbox.style.top
Unfortunately, it seems that checkbox.style.top is not defined even though the checkbox element is displaying correctly on the HTML page.
Is there a way to set the value of checkbox.style.top to match its actual absolute position without knowing the specific value?