Get a number for a style value WITHOUT the “px;” suffix

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parseInt gives you the numerical value:

var tmp = parseInt(document.getElementById(nameVar).style.left, 10);
console.log(tmp);

or, as @PeteWilson suggests in the comments, use parseFloat

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