How to change the height and width of svg ,if it is greater than the height and width of svg in javascript?










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 <g id="newGroup" >
<rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
<text class="newText" id="svg_110" style="pointer-events: inherit;" transform="matrix(0.7912 0 0 1 111.325 414.395)" x="31.5976" y="-12">This is a very long text text text text text</text>
</g>


I want to adjust the text inside a rect.Some text are greater in width than the width of rect itself.I want to adjust the text so that it properly fits inside the rect.










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     <g id="newGroup" >
    <rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
    <text class="newText" id="svg_110" style="pointer-events: inherit;" transform="matrix(0.7912 0 0 1 111.325 414.395)" x="31.5976" y="-12">This is a very long text text text text text</text>
    </g>


    I want to adjust the text inside a rect.Some text are greater in width than the width of rect itself.I want to adjust the text so that it properly fits inside the rect.










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       <g id="newGroup" >
      <rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
      <text class="newText" id="svg_110" style="pointer-events: inherit;" transform="matrix(0.7912 0 0 1 111.325 414.395)" x="31.5976" y="-12">This is a very long text text text text text</text>
      </g>


      I want to adjust the text inside a rect.Some text are greater in width than the width of rect itself.I want to adjust the text so that it properly fits inside the rect.










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       <g id="newGroup" >
      <rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
      <text class="newText" id="svg_110" style="pointer-events: inherit;" transform="matrix(0.7912 0 0 1 111.325 414.395)" x="31.5976" y="-12">This is a very long text text text text text</text>
      </g>


      I want to adjust the text inside a rect.Some text are greater in width than the width of rect itself.I want to adjust the text so that it properly fits inside the rect.







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          The transform on the <text> element complicates things a little.



          What I would do is remove the transform, then measure the size of the text. Then you can give it a new transform that scales it appropriately and positions it in the correct place.






          adjustText("svg_106", "svg_110");


          function adjustText(rectId, textId)

          var rectElem = document.getElementById(rectId);
          var textElem = document.getElementById(textId);
          // Get the rectangle bounds
          var rectBBox = rectElem.getBBox();
          // Clear the text position and transform so we can measure the text bounds properly
          textElem.setAttribute("x", "0");
          textElem.setAttribute("y", "0");
          textElem.removeAttribute("transform");
          var textBBox = textElem.getBBox();
          // Calculate an adjusted position and scale for the text
          var padding = 5; // How much horizontal padding between the text and the rectangle sides
          var scale = (rectBBox.width - 2 * padding) / textBBox.width;
          var textX = rectBBox.x + padding;
          var textY = rectBBox.y + (rectBBox.height / 2) - scale * (textBBox.y + textBBox.height / 2);
          // Add a new transform attribute to the text to position it in the new place with the new scale
          textElem.setAttribute("transform", "translate("+textX+","+textY+") scale("+scale+")");

          .newClass 
          fill: grey;

          <svg viewBox="0 300 500 200">
          <g id="newGroup" >
          <rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          <text class="newText" id="svg_110" style="pointer-events: inherit;" transform="matrix(0.7912 0 0 1 111.325 414.395)" x="31.5976" y="-12">This is a very long text text text text text</text>
          </g>
          </svg>








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          • This should work as long as your SVG looks like the example you posted. If things are a bit different from that, this may not work correctly. For example, if the <rect> has a transform, then this code will need to be modified.
            – Paul LeBeau
            Nov 12 at 14:07










          • Font-size of text gets too smaller.Is there a way that font-size remains constant and we can add a breakline and show the remaining text on nextline
            – Shahid
            Nov 13 at 7:22










          • SVG doesn't support multi-line text natively. You would need to break the text up into separate <text> or <tspan> elements. You would need to use some javascript code to do that. For example see this question or a library like this one.
            – Paul LeBeau
            Nov 13 at 11:54


















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          You don't need javascript for this. I'm putting the text in a <symbol> and adapt the symbol to the size of the rect. However you may use javascript to calculate the viewBox for the <symbol> element.






          svgborder:1px solid
          .newClassstroke:black; fill:none;
          textfill:black;

          <svg viewBox="130 380 100 50">


          <symbol id="test" viewBox="0 0 260 19">
          <g id="g">
          <text class="newText" id="svg_110" dominant-baseline="hanging" >This is a very long text text text text text</text>
          </g>
          </symbol>
          <g id="newGroup" >
          <rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          <use xlink:href="#test" style="pointer-events: inherit;" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          </g>
          </svg>





          In this example I'm showing how to calculate the value for the <symbol> viewBox attribute using javascript.






          let bbText = svg_110.getBBox();
          test.setAttributeNS(null, "viewBox", `$bbText.x $bbText.y $bbText.width $bbText.height`)

          svgborder:1px solid
          .newClassstroke:black; fill:none;
          textfill:black;

          <svg viewBox="130 380 100 50">

          <symbol id="test">

          <text class="newText" id="svg_110" dominant-baseline="hanging" > This is a very long text text text text text </text>

          </symbol>
          <g id="newGroup" >
          <rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          <use xlink:href="#test" style="pointer-events: inherit;" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          </g>
          </svg>





          UPDATE



          The OP is commenting that she/he isn't able to change the SVG but can add elements dynamically. In the next example I'm creating the <symbol> and the <use> elements dynamically. Please reed the comments in my code.






          const SVG_NS = 'http://www.w3.org/2000/svg';
          const SVG_XLINK = "http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink";
          let theText = document.querySelector("#svg_110");
          let theRect = document.querySelector("#svg_106");


          // create a new symbol element
          let symbol = document.createElementNS(SVG_NS, 'symbol');
          symbol.setAttributeNS(null, "id", "theSymbol");
          newGroup.appendChild(symbol);

          // get the size of the bounding box for the text
          let bbText = theText.getBBox();
          // set the attribute viewBox for the symbol
          symbol.setAttributeNS(null, "viewBox", `$bbText.x $bbText.y $bbText.width $bbText.height`)

          // clone the text and append it to the symbol
          let txt=theText.cloneNode(true);
          symbol.appendChild(txt);

          // remove the text
          theText.parentNode.removeChild(theText);


          // create a use element
          let use = document.createElementNS(SVG_NS, 'use');
          // the use element is using the symbol
          use.setAttributeNS(SVG_XLINK, 'xlink:href', '#theSymbol');
          // also is using the rect's attributes
          use.setAttributeNS(null, 'x', theRect.getAttribute("x"));
          use.setAttributeNS(null, 'y', theRect.getAttribute("y"));
          use.setAttributeNS(null, 'width', theRect.getAttribute("width"));
          use.setAttributeNS(null, 'height', theRect.getAttribute("height"));


          newGroup.appendChild(use);

          svgborder:1px solid
          .newClassstroke:black; fill:none;
          textfill:black;

          <svg viewBox="130 380 150 100">
          <g id="newGroup" >
          <rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          <text class="newText" id="svg_110" style="pointer-events: inherit;" x="31.5976" y="-12">This is a very long text text text text text</text>
          </g>
          </svg>








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          • My SVG is quite big and it is of default format as above,I cant add <symbol> all i can do is to resize the text or add <tspan> dynamically if text is longer
            – Shahid
            Nov 12 at 5:07










          • @Shahid I've updated my answer with an extra example where I'm using JS to create the symbol and the use elements. Please take a look
            – enxaneta
            Nov 12 at 8:59


















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          Just do this in JavaScript:



          var rect = document.getElementById("svg_106");
          var text = document.getElementById("svg_110");
          var aRect = rect.getBoundingClientRect();
          var bRect = text.getBoundingClientRect();

          if (aRect.top + aRect.height) < (bRect.top)) ||
          (aRect.top > (bRect.top + bRect.height)) ||
          ((aRect.left + aRect.width) < bRect.left) ||
          (aRect.left > (bRect.left + bRect.width)
          //Do stuff






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          • getBoundingClientRect() change their values every time the scrolling position changes.So will i get the perfect value
            – Shahid
            Nov 12 at 5:12










          • No problem! If my answer helped you, can you please mark it as accepted?
            – Jack Bashford
            Nov 12 at 5:13










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          The transform on the <text> element complicates things a little.



          What I would do is remove the transform, then measure the size of the text. Then you can give it a new transform that scales it appropriately and positions it in the correct place.






          adjustText("svg_106", "svg_110");


          function adjustText(rectId, textId)

          var rectElem = document.getElementById(rectId);
          var textElem = document.getElementById(textId);
          // Get the rectangle bounds
          var rectBBox = rectElem.getBBox();
          // Clear the text position and transform so we can measure the text bounds properly
          textElem.setAttribute("x", "0");
          textElem.setAttribute("y", "0");
          textElem.removeAttribute("transform");
          var textBBox = textElem.getBBox();
          // Calculate an adjusted position and scale for the text
          var padding = 5; // How much horizontal padding between the text and the rectangle sides
          var scale = (rectBBox.width - 2 * padding) / textBBox.width;
          var textX = rectBBox.x + padding;
          var textY = rectBBox.y + (rectBBox.height / 2) - scale * (textBBox.y + textBBox.height / 2);
          // Add a new transform attribute to the text to position it in the new place with the new scale
          textElem.setAttribute("transform", "translate("+textX+","+textY+") scale("+scale+")");

          .newClass 
          fill: grey;

          <svg viewBox="0 300 500 200">
          <g id="newGroup" >
          <rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          <text class="newText" id="svg_110" style="pointer-events: inherit;" transform="matrix(0.7912 0 0 1 111.325 414.395)" x="31.5976" y="-12">This is a very long text text text text text</text>
          </g>
          </svg>








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          • This should work as long as your SVG looks like the example you posted. If things are a bit different from that, this may not work correctly. For example, if the <rect> has a transform, then this code will need to be modified.
            – Paul LeBeau
            Nov 12 at 14:07










          • Font-size of text gets too smaller.Is there a way that font-size remains constant and we can add a breakline and show the remaining text on nextline
            – Shahid
            Nov 13 at 7:22










          • SVG doesn't support multi-line text natively. You would need to break the text up into separate <text> or <tspan> elements. You would need to use some javascript code to do that. For example see this question or a library like this one.
            – Paul LeBeau
            Nov 13 at 11:54















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          The transform on the <text> element complicates things a little.



          What I would do is remove the transform, then measure the size of the text. Then you can give it a new transform that scales it appropriately and positions it in the correct place.






          adjustText("svg_106", "svg_110");


          function adjustText(rectId, textId)

          var rectElem = document.getElementById(rectId);
          var textElem = document.getElementById(textId);
          // Get the rectangle bounds
          var rectBBox = rectElem.getBBox();
          // Clear the text position and transform so we can measure the text bounds properly
          textElem.setAttribute("x", "0");
          textElem.setAttribute("y", "0");
          textElem.removeAttribute("transform");
          var textBBox = textElem.getBBox();
          // Calculate an adjusted position and scale for the text
          var padding = 5; // How much horizontal padding between the text and the rectangle sides
          var scale = (rectBBox.width - 2 * padding) / textBBox.width;
          var textX = rectBBox.x + padding;
          var textY = rectBBox.y + (rectBBox.height / 2) - scale * (textBBox.y + textBBox.height / 2);
          // Add a new transform attribute to the text to position it in the new place with the new scale
          textElem.setAttribute("transform", "translate("+textX+","+textY+") scale("+scale+")");

          .newClass 
          fill: grey;

          <svg viewBox="0 300 500 200">
          <g id="newGroup" >
          <rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          <text class="newText" id="svg_110" style="pointer-events: inherit;" transform="matrix(0.7912 0 0 1 111.325 414.395)" x="31.5976" y="-12">This is a very long text text text text text</text>
          </g>
          </svg>








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          • This should work as long as your SVG looks like the example you posted. If things are a bit different from that, this may not work correctly. For example, if the <rect> has a transform, then this code will need to be modified.
            – Paul LeBeau
            Nov 12 at 14:07










          • Font-size of text gets too smaller.Is there a way that font-size remains constant and we can add a breakline and show the remaining text on nextline
            – Shahid
            Nov 13 at 7:22










          • SVG doesn't support multi-line text natively. You would need to break the text up into separate <text> or <tspan> elements. You would need to use some javascript code to do that. For example see this question or a library like this one.
            – Paul LeBeau
            Nov 13 at 11:54













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          The transform on the <text> element complicates things a little.



          What I would do is remove the transform, then measure the size of the text. Then you can give it a new transform that scales it appropriately and positions it in the correct place.






          adjustText("svg_106", "svg_110");


          function adjustText(rectId, textId)

          var rectElem = document.getElementById(rectId);
          var textElem = document.getElementById(textId);
          // Get the rectangle bounds
          var rectBBox = rectElem.getBBox();
          // Clear the text position and transform so we can measure the text bounds properly
          textElem.setAttribute("x", "0");
          textElem.setAttribute("y", "0");
          textElem.removeAttribute("transform");
          var textBBox = textElem.getBBox();
          // Calculate an adjusted position and scale for the text
          var padding = 5; // How much horizontal padding between the text and the rectangle sides
          var scale = (rectBBox.width - 2 * padding) / textBBox.width;
          var textX = rectBBox.x + padding;
          var textY = rectBBox.y + (rectBBox.height / 2) - scale * (textBBox.y + textBBox.height / 2);
          // Add a new transform attribute to the text to position it in the new place with the new scale
          textElem.setAttribute("transform", "translate("+textX+","+textY+") scale("+scale+")");

          .newClass 
          fill: grey;

          <svg viewBox="0 300 500 200">
          <g id="newGroup" >
          <rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          <text class="newText" id="svg_110" style="pointer-events: inherit;" transform="matrix(0.7912 0 0 1 111.325 414.395)" x="31.5976" y="-12">This is a very long text text text text text</text>
          </g>
          </svg>








          share|improve this answer












          The transform on the <text> element complicates things a little.



          What I would do is remove the transform, then measure the size of the text. Then you can give it a new transform that scales it appropriately and positions it in the correct place.






          adjustText("svg_106", "svg_110");


          function adjustText(rectId, textId)

          var rectElem = document.getElementById(rectId);
          var textElem = document.getElementById(textId);
          // Get the rectangle bounds
          var rectBBox = rectElem.getBBox();
          // Clear the text position and transform so we can measure the text bounds properly
          textElem.setAttribute("x", "0");
          textElem.setAttribute("y", "0");
          textElem.removeAttribute("transform");
          var textBBox = textElem.getBBox();
          // Calculate an adjusted position and scale for the text
          var padding = 5; // How much horizontal padding between the text and the rectangle sides
          var scale = (rectBBox.width - 2 * padding) / textBBox.width;
          var textX = rectBBox.x + padding;
          var textY = rectBBox.y + (rectBBox.height / 2) - scale * (textBBox.y + textBBox.height / 2);
          // Add a new transform attribute to the text to position it in the new place with the new scale
          textElem.setAttribute("transform", "translate("+textX+","+textY+") scale("+scale+")");

          .newClass 
          fill: grey;

          <svg viewBox="0 300 500 200">
          <g id="newGroup" >
          <rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          <text class="newText" id="svg_110" style="pointer-events: inherit;" transform="matrix(0.7912 0 0 1 111.325 414.395)" x="31.5976" y="-12">This is a very long text text text text text</text>
          </g>
          </svg>








          adjustText("svg_106", "svg_110");


          function adjustText(rectId, textId)

          var rectElem = document.getElementById(rectId);
          var textElem = document.getElementById(textId);
          // Get the rectangle bounds
          var rectBBox = rectElem.getBBox();
          // Clear the text position and transform so we can measure the text bounds properly
          textElem.setAttribute("x", "0");
          textElem.setAttribute("y", "0");
          textElem.removeAttribute("transform");
          var textBBox = textElem.getBBox();
          // Calculate an adjusted position and scale for the text
          var padding = 5; // How much horizontal padding between the text and the rectangle sides
          var scale = (rectBBox.width - 2 * padding) / textBBox.width;
          var textX = rectBBox.x + padding;
          var textY = rectBBox.y + (rectBBox.height / 2) - scale * (textBBox.y + textBBox.height / 2);
          // Add a new transform attribute to the text to position it in the new place with the new scale
          textElem.setAttribute("transform", "translate("+textX+","+textY+") scale("+scale+")");

          .newClass 
          fill: grey;

          <svg viewBox="0 300 500 200">
          <g id="newGroup" >
          <rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          <text class="newText" id="svg_110" style="pointer-events: inherit;" transform="matrix(0.7912 0 0 1 111.325 414.395)" x="31.5976" y="-12">This is a very long text text text text text</text>
          </g>
          </svg>





          adjustText("svg_106", "svg_110");


          function adjustText(rectId, textId)

          var rectElem = document.getElementById(rectId);
          var textElem = document.getElementById(textId);
          // Get the rectangle bounds
          var rectBBox = rectElem.getBBox();
          // Clear the text position and transform so we can measure the text bounds properly
          textElem.setAttribute("x", "0");
          textElem.setAttribute("y", "0");
          textElem.removeAttribute("transform");
          var textBBox = textElem.getBBox();
          // Calculate an adjusted position and scale for the text
          var padding = 5; // How much horizontal padding between the text and the rectangle sides
          var scale = (rectBBox.width - 2 * padding) / textBBox.width;
          var textX = rectBBox.x + padding;
          var textY = rectBBox.y + (rectBBox.height / 2) - scale * (textBBox.y + textBBox.height / 2);
          // Add a new transform attribute to the text to position it in the new place with the new scale
          textElem.setAttribute("transform", "translate("+textX+","+textY+") scale("+scale+")");

          .newClass 
          fill: grey;

          <svg viewBox="0 300 500 200">
          <g id="newGroup" >
          <rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          <text class="newText" id="svg_110" style="pointer-events: inherit;" transform="matrix(0.7912 0 0 1 111.325 414.395)" x="31.5976" y="-12">This is a very long text text text text text</text>
          </g>
          </svg>






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          • This should work as long as your SVG looks like the example you posted. If things are a bit different from that, this may not work correctly. For example, if the <rect> has a transform, then this code will need to be modified.
            – Paul LeBeau
            Nov 12 at 14:07










          • Font-size of text gets too smaller.Is there a way that font-size remains constant and we can add a breakline and show the remaining text on nextline
            – Shahid
            Nov 13 at 7:22










          • SVG doesn't support multi-line text natively. You would need to break the text up into separate <text> or <tspan> elements. You would need to use some javascript code to do that. For example see this question or a library like this one.
            – Paul LeBeau
            Nov 13 at 11:54
















          • This should work as long as your SVG looks like the example you posted. If things are a bit different from that, this may not work correctly. For example, if the <rect> has a transform, then this code will need to be modified.
            – Paul LeBeau
            Nov 12 at 14:07










          • Font-size of text gets too smaller.Is there a way that font-size remains constant and we can add a breakline and show the remaining text on nextline
            – Shahid
            Nov 13 at 7:22










          • SVG doesn't support multi-line text natively. You would need to break the text up into separate <text> or <tspan> elements. You would need to use some javascript code to do that. For example see this question or a library like this one.
            – Paul LeBeau
            Nov 13 at 11:54















          This should work as long as your SVG looks like the example you posted. If things are a bit different from that, this may not work correctly. For example, if the <rect> has a transform, then this code will need to be modified.
          – Paul LeBeau
          Nov 12 at 14:07




          This should work as long as your SVG looks like the example you posted. If things are a bit different from that, this may not work correctly. For example, if the <rect> has a transform, then this code will need to be modified.
          – Paul LeBeau
          Nov 12 at 14:07












          Font-size of text gets too smaller.Is there a way that font-size remains constant and we can add a breakline and show the remaining text on nextline
          – Shahid
          Nov 13 at 7:22




          Font-size of text gets too smaller.Is there a way that font-size remains constant and we can add a breakline and show the remaining text on nextline
          – Shahid
          Nov 13 at 7:22












          SVG doesn't support multi-line text natively. You would need to break the text up into separate <text> or <tspan> elements. You would need to use some javascript code to do that. For example see this question or a library like this one.
          – Paul LeBeau
          Nov 13 at 11:54




          SVG doesn't support multi-line text natively. You would need to break the text up into separate <text> or <tspan> elements. You would need to use some javascript code to do that. For example see this question or a library like this one.
          – Paul LeBeau
          Nov 13 at 11:54













          1














          You don't need javascript for this. I'm putting the text in a <symbol> and adapt the symbol to the size of the rect. However you may use javascript to calculate the viewBox for the <symbol> element.






          svgborder:1px solid
          .newClassstroke:black; fill:none;
          textfill:black;

          <svg viewBox="130 380 100 50">


          <symbol id="test" viewBox="0 0 260 19">
          <g id="g">
          <text class="newText" id="svg_110" dominant-baseline="hanging" >This is a very long text text text text text</text>
          </g>
          </symbol>
          <g id="newGroup" >
          <rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          <use xlink:href="#test" style="pointer-events: inherit;" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          </g>
          </svg>





          In this example I'm showing how to calculate the value for the <symbol> viewBox attribute using javascript.






          let bbText = svg_110.getBBox();
          test.setAttributeNS(null, "viewBox", `$bbText.x $bbText.y $bbText.width $bbText.height`)

          svgborder:1px solid
          .newClassstroke:black; fill:none;
          textfill:black;

          <svg viewBox="130 380 100 50">

          <symbol id="test">

          <text class="newText" id="svg_110" dominant-baseline="hanging" > This is a very long text text text text text </text>

          </symbol>
          <g id="newGroup" >
          <rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          <use xlink:href="#test" style="pointer-events: inherit;" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          </g>
          </svg>





          UPDATE



          The OP is commenting that she/he isn't able to change the SVG but can add elements dynamically. In the next example I'm creating the <symbol> and the <use> elements dynamically. Please reed the comments in my code.






          const SVG_NS = 'http://www.w3.org/2000/svg';
          const SVG_XLINK = "http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink";
          let theText = document.querySelector("#svg_110");
          let theRect = document.querySelector("#svg_106");


          // create a new symbol element
          let symbol = document.createElementNS(SVG_NS, 'symbol');
          symbol.setAttributeNS(null, "id", "theSymbol");
          newGroup.appendChild(symbol);

          // get the size of the bounding box for the text
          let bbText = theText.getBBox();
          // set the attribute viewBox for the symbol
          symbol.setAttributeNS(null, "viewBox", `$bbText.x $bbText.y $bbText.width $bbText.height`)

          // clone the text and append it to the symbol
          let txt=theText.cloneNode(true);
          symbol.appendChild(txt);

          // remove the text
          theText.parentNode.removeChild(theText);


          // create a use element
          let use = document.createElementNS(SVG_NS, 'use');
          // the use element is using the symbol
          use.setAttributeNS(SVG_XLINK, 'xlink:href', '#theSymbol');
          // also is using the rect's attributes
          use.setAttributeNS(null, 'x', theRect.getAttribute("x"));
          use.setAttributeNS(null, 'y', theRect.getAttribute("y"));
          use.setAttributeNS(null, 'width', theRect.getAttribute("width"));
          use.setAttributeNS(null, 'height', theRect.getAttribute("height"));


          newGroup.appendChild(use);

          svgborder:1px solid
          .newClassstroke:black; fill:none;
          textfill:black;

          <svg viewBox="130 380 150 100">
          <g id="newGroup" >
          <rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          <text class="newText" id="svg_110" style="pointer-events: inherit;" x="31.5976" y="-12">This is a very long text text text text text</text>
          </g>
          </svg>








          share|improve this answer






















          • My SVG is quite big and it is of default format as above,I cant add <symbol> all i can do is to resize the text or add <tspan> dynamically if text is longer
            – Shahid
            Nov 12 at 5:07










          • @Shahid I've updated my answer with an extra example where I'm using JS to create the symbol and the use elements. Please take a look
            – enxaneta
            Nov 12 at 8:59















          1














          You don't need javascript for this. I'm putting the text in a <symbol> and adapt the symbol to the size of the rect. However you may use javascript to calculate the viewBox for the <symbol> element.






          svgborder:1px solid
          .newClassstroke:black; fill:none;
          textfill:black;

          <svg viewBox="130 380 100 50">


          <symbol id="test" viewBox="0 0 260 19">
          <g id="g">
          <text class="newText" id="svg_110" dominant-baseline="hanging" >This is a very long text text text text text</text>
          </g>
          </symbol>
          <g id="newGroup" >
          <rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          <use xlink:href="#test" style="pointer-events: inherit;" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          </g>
          </svg>





          In this example I'm showing how to calculate the value for the <symbol> viewBox attribute using javascript.






          let bbText = svg_110.getBBox();
          test.setAttributeNS(null, "viewBox", `$bbText.x $bbText.y $bbText.width $bbText.height`)

          svgborder:1px solid
          .newClassstroke:black; fill:none;
          textfill:black;

          <svg viewBox="130 380 100 50">

          <symbol id="test">

          <text class="newText" id="svg_110" dominant-baseline="hanging" > This is a very long text text text text text </text>

          </symbol>
          <g id="newGroup" >
          <rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          <use xlink:href="#test" style="pointer-events: inherit;" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          </g>
          </svg>





          UPDATE



          The OP is commenting that she/he isn't able to change the SVG but can add elements dynamically. In the next example I'm creating the <symbol> and the <use> elements dynamically. Please reed the comments in my code.






          const SVG_NS = 'http://www.w3.org/2000/svg';
          const SVG_XLINK = "http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink";
          let theText = document.querySelector("#svg_110");
          let theRect = document.querySelector("#svg_106");


          // create a new symbol element
          let symbol = document.createElementNS(SVG_NS, 'symbol');
          symbol.setAttributeNS(null, "id", "theSymbol");
          newGroup.appendChild(symbol);

          // get the size of the bounding box for the text
          let bbText = theText.getBBox();
          // set the attribute viewBox for the symbol
          symbol.setAttributeNS(null, "viewBox", `$bbText.x $bbText.y $bbText.width $bbText.height`)

          // clone the text and append it to the symbol
          let txt=theText.cloneNode(true);
          symbol.appendChild(txt);

          // remove the text
          theText.parentNode.removeChild(theText);


          // create a use element
          let use = document.createElementNS(SVG_NS, 'use');
          // the use element is using the symbol
          use.setAttributeNS(SVG_XLINK, 'xlink:href', '#theSymbol');
          // also is using the rect's attributes
          use.setAttributeNS(null, 'x', theRect.getAttribute("x"));
          use.setAttributeNS(null, 'y', theRect.getAttribute("y"));
          use.setAttributeNS(null, 'width', theRect.getAttribute("width"));
          use.setAttributeNS(null, 'height', theRect.getAttribute("height"));


          newGroup.appendChild(use);

          svgborder:1px solid
          .newClassstroke:black; fill:none;
          textfill:black;

          <svg viewBox="130 380 150 100">
          <g id="newGroup" >
          <rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          <text class="newText" id="svg_110" style="pointer-events: inherit;" x="31.5976" y="-12">This is a very long text text text text text</text>
          </g>
          </svg>








          share|improve this answer






















          • My SVG is quite big and it is of default format as above,I cant add <symbol> all i can do is to resize the text or add <tspan> dynamically if text is longer
            – Shahid
            Nov 12 at 5:07










          • @Shahid I've updated my answer with an extra example where I'm using JS to create the symbol and the use elements. Please take a look
            – enxaneta
            Nov 12 at 8:59













          1












          1








          1






          You don't need javascript for this. I'm putting the text in a <symbol> and adapt the symbol to the size of the rect. However you may use javascript to calculate the viewBox for the <symbol> element.






          svgborder:1px solid
          .newClassstroke:black; fill:none;
          textfill:black;

          <svg viewBox="130 380 100 50">


          <symbol id="test" viewBox="0 0 260 19">
          <g id="g">
          <text class="newText" id="svg_110" dominant-baseline="hanging" >This is a very long text text text text text</text>
          </g>
          </symbol>
          <g id="newGroup" >
          <rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          <use xlink:href="#test" style="pointer-events: inherit;" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          </g>
          </svg>





          In this example I'm showing how to calculate the value for the <symbol> viewBox attribute using javascript.






          let bbText = svg_110.getBBox();
          test.setAttributeNS(null, "viewBox", `$bbText.x $bbText.y $bbText.width $bbText.height`)

          svgborder:1px solid
          .newClassstroke:black; fill:none;
          textfill:black;

          <svg viewBox="130 380 100 50">

          <symbol id="test">

          <text class="newText" id="svg_110" dominant-baseline="hanging" > This is a very long text text text text text </text>

          </symbol>
          <g id="newGroup" >
          <rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          <use xlink:href="#test" style="pointer-events: inherit;" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          </g>
          </svg>





          UPDATE



          The OP is commenting that she/he isn't able to change the SVG but can add elements dynamically. In the next example I'm creating the <symbol> and the <use> elements dynamically. Please reed the comments in my code.






          const SVG_NS = 'http://www.w3.org/2000/svg';
          const SVG_XLINK = "http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink";
          let theText = document.querySelector("#svg_110");
          let theRect = document.querySelector("#svg_106");


          // create a new symbol element
          let symbol = document.createElementNS(SVG_NS, 'symbol');
          symbol.setAttributeNS(null, "id", "theSymbol");
          newGroup.appendChild(symbol);

          // get the size of the bounding box for the text
          let bbText = theText.getBBox();
          // set the attribute viewBox for the symbol
          symbol.setAttributeNS(null, "viewBox", `$bbText.x $bbText.y $bbText.width $bbText.height`)

          // clone the text and append it to the symbol
          let txt=theText.cloneNode(true);
          symbol.appendChild(txt);

          // remove the text
          theText.parentNode.removeChild(theText);


          // create a use element
          let use = document.createElementNS(SVG_NS, 'use');
          // the use element is using the symbol
          use.setAttributeNS(SVG_XLINK, 'xlink:href', '#theSymbol');
          // also is using the rect's attributes
          use.setAttributeNS(null, 'x', theRect.getAttribute("x"));
          use.setAttributeNS(null, 'y', theRect.getAttribute("y"));
          use.setAttributeNS(null, 'width', theRect.getAttribute("width"));
          use.setAttributeNS(null, 'height', theRect.getAttribute("height"));


          newGroup.appendChild(use);

          svgborder:1px solid
          .newClassstroke:black; fill:none;
          textfill:black;

          <svg viewBox="130 380 150 100">
          <g id="newGroup" >
          <rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          <text class="newText" id="svg_110" style="pointer-events: inherit;" x="31.5976" y="-12">This is a very long text text text text text</text>
          </g>
          </svg>








          share|improve this answer














          You don't need javascript for this. I'm putting the text in a <symbol> and adapt the symbol to the size of the rect. However you may use javascript to calculate the viewBox for the <symbol> element.






          svgborder:1px solid
          .newClassstroke:black; fill:none;
          textfill:black;

          <svg viewBox="130 380 100 50">


          <symbol id="test" viewBox="0 0 260 19">
          <g id="g">
          <text class="newText" id="svg_110" dominant-baseline="hanging" >This is a very long text text text text text</text>
          </g>
          </symbol>
          <g id="newGroup" >
          <rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          <use xlink:href="#test" style="pointer-events: inherit;" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          </g>
          </svg>





          In this example I'm showing how to calculate the value for the <symbol> viewBox attribute using javascript.






          let bbText = svg_110.getBBox();
          test.setAttributeNS(null, "viewBox", `$bbText.x $bbText.y $bbText.width $bbText.height`)

          svgborder:1px solid
          .newClassstroke:black; fill:none;
          textfill:black;

          <svg viewBox="130 380 100 50">

          <symbol id="test">

          <text class="newText" id="svg_110" dominant-baseline="hanging" > This is a very long text text text text text </text>

          </symbol>
          <g id="newGroup" >
          <rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          <use xlink:href="#test" style="pointer-events: inherit;" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          </g>
          </svg>





          UPDATE



          The OP is commenting that she/he isn't able to change the SVG but can add elements dynamically. In the next example I'm creating the <symbol> and the <use> elements dynamically. Please reed the comments in my code.






          const SVG_NS = 'http://www.w3.org/2000/svg';
          const SVG_XLINK = "http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink";
          let theText = document.querySelector("#svg_110");
          let theRect = document.querySelector("#svg_106");


          // create a new symbol element
          let symbol = document.createElementNS(SVG_NS, 'symbol');
          symbol.setAttributeNS(null, "id", "theSymbol");
          newGroup.appendChild(symbol);

          // get the size of the bounding box for the text
          let bbText = theText.getBBox();
          // set the attribute viewBox for the symbol
          symbol.setAttributeNS(null, "viewBox", `$bbText.x $bbText.y $bbText.width $bbText.height`)

          // clone the text and append it to the symbol
          let txt=theText.cloneNode(true);
          symbol.appendChild(txt);

          // remove the text
          theText.parentNode.removeChild(theText);


          // create a use element
          let use = document.createElementNS(SVG_NS, 'use');
          // the use element is using the symbol
          use.setAttributeNS(SVG_XLINK, 'xlink:href', '#theSymbol');
          // also is using the rect's attributes
          use.setAttributeNS(null, 'x', theRect.getAttribute("x"));
          use.setAttributeNS(null, 'y', theRect.getAttribute("y"));
          use.setAttributeNS(null, 'width', theRect.getAttribute("width"));
          use.setAttributeNS(null, 'height', theRect.getAttribute("height"));


          newGroup.appendChild(use);

          svgborder:1px solid
          .newClassstroke:black; fill:none;
          textfill:black;

          <svg viewBox="130 380 150 100">
          <g id="newGroup" >
          <rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          <text class="newText" id="svg_110" style="pointer-events: inherit;" x="31.5976" y="-12">This is a very long text text text text text</text>
          </g>
          </svg>








          svgborder:1px solid
          .newClassstroke:black; fill:none;
          textfill:black;

          <svg viewBox="130 380 100 50">


          <symbol id="test" viewBox="0 0 260 19">
          <g id="g">
          <text class="newText" id="svg_110" dominant-baseline="hanging" >This is a very long text text text text text</text>
          </g>
          </symbol>
          <g id="newGroup" >
          <rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          <use xlink:href="#test" style="pointer-events: inherit;" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          </g>
          </svg>





          svgborder:1px solid
          .newClassstroke:black; fill:none;
          textfill:black;

          <svg viewBox="130 380 100 50">


          <symbol id="test" viewBox="0 0 260 19">
          <g id="g">
          <text class="newText" id="svg_110" dominant-baseline="hanging" >This is a very long text text text text text</text>
          </g>
          </symbol>
          <g id="newGroup" >
          <rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          <use xlink:href="#test" style="pointer-events: inherit;" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          </g>
          </svg>





          let bbText = svg_110.getBBox();
          test.setAttributeNS(null, "viewBox", `$bbText.x $bbText.y $bbText.width $bbText.height`)

          svgborder:1px solid
          .newClassstroke:black; fill:none;
          textfill:black;

          <svg viewBox="130 380 100 50">

          <symbol id="test">

          <text class="newText" id="svg_110" dominant-baseline="hanging" > This is a very long text text text text text </text>

          </symbol>
          <g id="newGroup" >
          <rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          <use xlink:href="#test" style="pointer-events: inherit;" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          </g>
          </svg>





          let bbText = svg_110.getBBox();
          test.setAttributeNS(null, "viewBox", `$bbText.x $bbText.y $bbText.width $bbText.height`)

          svgborder:1px solid
          .newClassstroke:black; fill:none;
          textfill:black;

          <svg viewBox="130 380 100 50">

          <symbol id="test">

          <text class="newText" id="svg_110" dominant-baseline="hanging" > This is a very long text text text text text </text>

          </symbol>
          <g id="newGroup" >
          <rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          <use xlink:href="#test" style="pointer-events: inherit;" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          </g>
          </svg>





          const SVG_NS = 'http://www.w3.org/2000/svg';
          const SVG_XLINK = "http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink";
          let theText = document.querySelector("#svg_110");
          let theRect = document.querySelector("#svg_106");


          // create a new symbol element
          let symbol = document.createElementNS(SVG_NS, 'symbol');
          symbol.setAttributeNS(null, "id", "theSymbol");
          newGroup.appendChild(symbol);

          // get the size of the bounding box for the text
          let bbText = theText.getBBox();
          // set the attribute viewBox for the symbol
          symbol.setAttributeNS(null, "viewBox", `$bbText.x $bbText.y $bbText.width $bbText.height`)

          // clone the text and append it to the symbol
          let txt=theText.cloneNode(true);
          symbol.appendChild(txt);

          // remove the text
          theText.parentNode.removeChild(theText);


          // create a use element
          let use = document.createElementNS(SVG_NS, 'use');
          // the use element is using the symbol
          use.setAttributeNS(SVG_XLINK, 'xlink:href', '#theSymbol');
          // also is using the rect's attributes
          use.setAttributeNS(null, 'x', theRect.getAttribute("x"));
          use.setAttributeNS(null, 'y', theRect.getAttribute("y"));
          use.setAttributeNS(null, 'width', theRect.getAttribute("width"));
          use.setAttributeNS(null, 'height', theRect.getAttribute("height"));


          newGroup.appendChild(use);

          svgborder:1px solid
          .newClassstroke:black; fill:none;
          textfill:black;

          <svg viewBox="130 380 150 100">
          <g id="newGroup" >
          <rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          <text class="newText" id="svg_110" style="pointer-events: inherit;" x="31.5976" y="-12">This is a very long text text text text text</text>
          </g>
          </svg>





          const SVG_NS = 'http://www.w3.org/2000/svg';
          const SVG_XLINK = "http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink";
          let theText = document.querySelector("#svg_110");
          let theRect = document.querySelector("#svg_106");


          // create a new symbol element
          let symbol = document.createElementNS(SVG_NS, 'symbol');
          symbol.setAttributeNS(null, "id", "theSymbol");
          newGroup.appendChild(symbol);

          // get the size of the bounding box for the text
          let bbText = theText.getBBox();
          // set the attribute viewBox for the symbol
          symbol.setAttributeNS(null, "viewBox", `$bbText.x $bbText.y $bbText.width $bbText.height`)

          // clone the text and append it to the symbol
          let txt=theText.cloneNode(true);
          symbol.appendChild(txt);

          // remove the text
          theText.parentNode.removeChild(theText);


          // create a use element
          let use = document.createElementNS(SVG_NS, 'use');
          // the use element is using the symbol
          use.setAttributeNS(SVG_XLINK, 'xlink:href', '#theSymbol');
          // also is using the rect's attributes
          use.setAttributeNS(null, 'x', theRect.getAttribute("x"));
          use.setAttributeNS(null, 'y', theRect.getAttribute("y"));
          use.setAttributeNS(null, 'width', theRect.getAttribute("width"));
          use.setAttributeNS(null, 'height', theRect.getAttribute("height"));


          newGroup.appendChild(use);

          svgborder:1px solid
          .newClassstroke:black; fill:none;
          textfill:black;

          <svg viewBox="130 380 150 100">
          <g id="newGroup" >
          <rect class="newClass" id="svg_106" x="133.2" y="384.5" width="76.2" height="38.1" />
          <text class="newText" id="svg_110" style="pointer-events: inherit;" x="31.5976" y="-12">This is a very long text text text text text</text>
          </g>
          </svg>






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          edited Nov 12 at 8:57

























          answered Nov 11 at 9:20









          enxaneta

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          • My SVG is quite big and it is of default format as above,I cant add <symbol> all i can do is to resize the text or add <tspan> dynamically if text is longer
            – Shahid
            Nov 12 at 5:07










          • @Shahid I've updated my answer with an extra example where I'm using JS to create the symbol and the use elements. Please take a look
            – enxaneta
            Nov 12 at 8:59
















          • My SVG is quite big and it is of default format as above,I cant add <symbol> all i can do is to resize the text or add <tspan> dynamically if text is longer
            – Shahid
            Nov 12 at 5:07










          • @Shahid I've updated my answer with an extra example where I'm using JS to create the symbol and the use elements. Please take a look
            – enxaneta
            Nov 12 at 8:59















          My SVG is quite big and it is of default format as above,I cant add <symbol> all i can do is to resize the text or add <tspan> dynamically if text is longer
          – Shahid
          Nov 12 at 5:07




          My SVG is quite big and it is of default format as above,I cant add <symbol> all i can do is to resize the text or add <tspan> dynamically if text is longer
          – Shahid
          Nov 12 at 5:07












          @Shahid I've updated my answer with an extra example where I'm using JS to create the symbol and the use elements. Please take a look
          – enxaneta
          Nov 12 at 8:59




          @Shahid I've updated my answer with an extra example where I'm using JS to create the symbol and the use elements. Please take a look
          – enxaneta
          Nov 12 at 8:59











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          Just do this in JavaScript:



          var rect = document.getElementById("svg_106");
          var text = document.getElementById("svg_110");
          var aRect = rect.getBoundingClientRect();
          var bRect = text.getBoundingClientRect();

          if (aRect.top + aRect.height) < (bRect.top)) ||
          (aRect.top > (bRect.top + bRect.height)) ||
          ((aRect.left + aRect.width) < bRect.left) ||
          (aRect.left > (bRect.left + bRect.width)
          //Do stuff






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          • getBoundingClientRect() change their values every time the scrolling position changes.So will i get the perfect value
            – Shahid
            Nov 12 at 5:12










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            – Jack Bashford
            Nov 12 at 5:13















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          Just do this in JavaScript:



          var rect = document.getElementById("svg_106");
          var text = document.getElementById("svg_110");
          var aRect = rect.getBoundingClientRect();
          var bRect = text.getBoundingClientRect();

          if (aRect.top + aRect.height) < (bRect.top)) ||
          (aRect.top > (bRect.top + bRect.height)) ||
          ((aRect.left + aRect.width) < bRect.left) ||
          (aRect.left > (bRect.left + bRect.width)
          //Do stuff






          share|improve this answer




















          • getBoundingClientRect() change their values every time the scrolling position changes.So will i get the perfect value
            – Shahid
            Nov 12 at 5:12










          • No problem! If my answer helped you, can you please mark it as accepted?
            – Jack Bashford
            Nov 12 at 5:13













          0












          0








          0






          Just do this in JavaScript:



          var rect = document.getElementById("svg_106");
          var text = document.getElementById("svg_110");
          var aRect = rect.getBoundingClientRect();
          var bRect = text.getBoundingClientRect();

          if (aRect.top + aRect.height) < (bRect.top)) ||
          (aRect.top > (bRect.top + bRect.height)) ||
          ((aRect.left + aRect.width) < bRect.left) ||
          (aRect.left > (bRect.left + bRect.width)
          //Do stuff






          share|improve this answer












          Just do this in JavaScript:



          var rect = document.getElementById("svg_106");
          var text = document.getElementById("svg_110");
          var aRect = rect.getBoundingClientRect();
          var bRect = text.getBoundingClientRect();

          if (aRect.top + aRect.height) < (bRect.top)) ||
          (aRect.top > (bRect.top + bRect.height)) ||
          ((aRect.left + aRect.width) < bRect.left) ||
          (aRect.left > (bRect.left + bRect.width)
          //Do stuff







          share|improve this answer












          share|improve this answer



          share|improve this answer










          answered Nov 11 at 8:58









          Jack Bashford

          4,90031234




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          • getBoundingClientRect() change their values every time the scrolling position changes.So will i get the perfect value
            – Shahid
            Nov 12 at 5:12










          • No problem! If my answer helped you, can you please mark it as accepted?
            – Jack Bashford
            Nov 12 at 5:13
















          • getBoundingClientRect() change their values every time the scrolling position changes.So will i get the perfect value
            – Shahid
            Nov 12 at 5:12










          • No problem! If my answer helped you, can you please mark it as accepted?
            – Jack Bashford
            Nov 12 at 5:13















          getBoundingClientRect() change their values every time the scrolling position changes.So will i get the perfect value
          – Shahid
          Nov 12 at 5:12




          getBoundingClientRect() change their values every time the scrolling position changes.So will i get the perfect value
          – Shahid
          Nov 12 at 5:12












          No problem! If my answer helped you, can you please mark it as accepted?
          – Jack Bashford
          Nov 12 at 5:13




          No problem! If my answer helped you, can you please mark it as accepted?
          – Jack Bashford
          Nov 12 at 5:13

















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