JS: Detecting wrapped inline elements?

Question

I have a indefinite amount of in-line elements being output. Now, depending on browser width, some elements will, of course, wrap to a new line. Is it possible to detect and single out these rows of elements or does the dom just see it as one large line?

Thanks for the help!!

EDIT: Trying to detect wrapped elements via offset height(Thanks Matchu). Wrapped elements output same values(total height of the element) as those found on the first row though. Any reason why?

$('#content').children().each(function() {
       alert($(this)[0].offsetHeight); 
    });

Answer 1

You can check the offsetHeight property of the elements and watch for it to jump. When an inline element has a greater offsetHeight than the previous element, this element is on a new line.

Answer 2

element.getClientRects() when done on an inline element that is wrapped will return an array, with an rect object for each line. Bowser support is limited.