jquery - Making CSS clip rect responsive -


i'm trying implement little here: http://atmapp.io/beta/

i'm clipping google maps object, fit in phone area. works great on 1920x1080 (mainly because hardcoded rect's values). how can make clip: rect responsive?

i've tried jquery, i'm idiot, , i'm miles off:

css

#map-canvas2 {   width:100%;   height: 100%;   position: absolute;   z-index: 9999;   bottom: 0;   clip:rect(191px, 1579px, 732px, 1275px); } 

jquery

var oldresx = 1920; var oldresy = 943; var recttop = 191; var rectright = 1579; var rectbottom = 732; var rectleft = 1275; var newrecttop; var newrectright; var newrectbottom; var newrectleft;  var newresx; var newresy;   $(window).resize(function(){     newresy = oldresy - window.innerheight;     newresx = oldresx - window.innerwidth;      newrecttop = recttop + newresy;     newrectright = rectright - newresx;     newrectbottom = rectbottom - newresy;     newrectleft = rectleft + newresx;      //alert(newresx + "x" + newresy);     $("#map-canvas2").css('clip', 'rect('+newrecttop +'px, '+newrectright +'px, '+newrectbottom +'px, '+ newrectleft+'px)');     //alert('rect('+newrecttop +'px, '+newrectright +'px, '+newrectbottom +'px, '+ newrectleft+'px)'); }); 

edit

for wondering, how map supposed "fit": enter image description here

use clip-path inset basic shape instead of deprecated clip.
don't forget -webkit prefix.

html, body {    width: 100%;    height: 100%;    overflow: hidden;  }    body {    margin: -1px;    border: 1px solid transparent;  }    section {    margin: 1em;    width: 50%;    height: 50%;    border: 1px dotted blue;  }      div {    width: 100%;    height: 100%;    background: red;    -webkit-clip-path: inset(50% 0 4px 1em);    clip-path: inset(50% 0 4px 1em);  }
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