Question: Trying some basic jQuery and JavaScript here. 

The `.width()` gives me an integer value. The `.css('min-width')` gives me a value ending in `px`. Therefore I can't do math on this as is. What is the recommended work around?

```
alert($('#<%=lstProcessName.ClientID%>').parent('.column4').width());
alert($('#<%=lstProcessName.ClientID%>').parent('.column4').css('min-width'));
alert($('#<%=lstProcessName.ClientID%>').parent('.column4').width() >= $('#<%=lstProcessName.ClientID%>').parent('.column4').css('min-width'));

if ($('#<%=lstProcessName.ClientID%>').parent('.column4').width() >= $('#<%=lstProcessName.ClientID%>').parent('.column4').css('min-width')) {
  ...
}

```

Answer: 
Use `replace()`:

```
alert($('#<%=lstProcessName.ClientID%>').parent('.column4').css('min-width').replace('px', ''));

```

Alternatively, you could use the `parseInt` function:

```
alert(parseInt('1px')); //Result: 1

```
If you pass the return value from `.css('min-width')` to `parseInt` first, it will remove the "px" for you.

```
parseInt(
    $('#<%=lstProcessName.ClientID%>').parent('.column4').css('min-width'), 
    10
);

```

(Don't forget the second parameter to `parseInt`.)