The org.openqa.selenium WebElement getSize() method returns the size of a web element, i.e. its width and height as a Dimension object. This can be useful when verifying the position and size of elements on a web page.
Example: Suppose we have a button element on a web page with id "myButton". To get its size, we can use the following code:
WebElement button = driver.findElement(By.id("myButton")); Dimension size = button.getSize(); int buttonWidth = size.getWidth(); int buttonHeight = size.getHeight(); System.out.println("Button size is: " + buttonWidth + "x" + buttonHeight);
In this example, we first locate the element using its id, and then call the getSize() method to obtain its size as a Dimension object. We then extract the width and height using the getWidth() and getHeight() methods, respectively.
Package Library: The getSize() method is part of the org.openqa.selenium.WebElement interface, which is included in the Selenium Java client library. This library can be added to a Java project using a build tool such as Maven or Gradle, or by manually downloading the JAR files and adding them to the project classpath.
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