Hey Scott,
I'm actually looking to do the same, to resize all screens min-height
so you will always have a full-screen experience with no scroll to
empty area.
I used to put a 415px min-height by default in the CSS but as you
said, standalone & browser mode is not the same, plus tablets /
Android devices / BB OS6 / Palm / ...
So here is what i have. You should take a look at it
http://we-are-gurus.com/labs/iui-clone/test/resize-test.html
I still have some bugs on Android when switching from portrait to
landscape to portrait. If you can help to debug, i'd be glad!
R.
Le 17 mars 11 à 13:41, KCL a écrit :
Is there a way, through javascript, to get the actual viewable area
on a device? Not hard coding, but tracking down the dimensions of
the viewable screen via javascript?
On the iPhone, if you're not in fullscreen mode, you've got the
Safari tabbar at the bottom that doesn't scroll. I know I can get
the dimensions of it easy enough and hard-code the viewable screen
size by subtraction when not in fullscreen. But I'd like to have a
more robust solution (robust meaning I can code it and forget about
it for future devices) that could work cross-platform on webkit
devices.
Scott.
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