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First of all, sorry for my poor english :S. I want a responsive full height grid using bootstrap 3. My problem is the grid, I don't know how to set 100% height to container and the inside divs. Width is perfect but height :S. I try with this CSS but it doesn't work: html body .container-fluid{ min-height:100%; height:100%; } .border3{ min-height:20%; height:20%; } .border4{ min-height:20%; height:20%; } .border5{ min-height:20%; height:20%; } HTML+CSS: http://jsfiddle.net/z5dpu7od/1/ Maybe I can solve this problem with JavaScript. I can take the browser height and applied it to .container

I want to make a game with Three.js, but how do I make it fullscreen? I saw this article , and I've included THREEx in my code, but when I do this: THREEx.FullScreen.request() nothing happens! I looked at the THREEx code, and changed it like this, for the purposes of debugging: THREEx.FullScreen.request = function(element) { element = element || document.body; if( this._hasWebkitFullScreen ){ element.webkitRequestFullScreen(); console.log("f"); }else if( this._hasMozFullScreen ){ element.mozRequestFullScreen(); console.log("g"); }else{ console.assert(false); } } So, this defaults to making

I am making a JavaFX kiosk application that needs to take full control of the screen and disallow closing, minimising, and certain keypresses. I was wondering is there a way to make a JavaFX application run in full screen exclusive mode, if not are there any alternatives that could achieve the same goal. I have tried using: stage.setFullScreen(true); which does successfully make the application full screen, however the user can still exit the application or exit the full screen. Handle close events. following code may help! // Set plat params Platform.setImplicitExit(false); primaryStage

I want to Run my XBAP in full screen mode. Is there any way to make IE to open XBAP in fullscreen? As I am running with full trust, whenever user clicks on full screen button, I used Process.Start() method to open IE in kiosk mode. The following code solved my issue. Process.Start("C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe", "-k c:\MyXbap.xbap"); I'm not sure there's any good way to do this, but you could set up a shortcut to open IE in Kiosk mode and fire up your xbap: "C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe" -k c:\MyXbap.xbap that would 'full screen' it. 来源： https:/

in my website , I have some images which I am displaying them inside a fancybox. Everything working ok, but now the requirement of the website is to have a Fullscreen mode for the photos, What I mean by fullscreen is I want a add a button at the bottom of my fancybox, and when the user click on that button, the current image(fancybox image) has to be displayed in fullscreen mode. Example of fullscreen: http://buildinternet.com/project/supersized/slideshow/3.2/demo.html But this example doesnt fit in my situation because I still need the fancybox before the fullscreen mode. So someone has some

I was wondering how I could hide the navigation bar in an Android application? I know how to hide it initially, but as soon as I touch the screen it pops back up. I want to hide it the same way games like Clash of Clans hide it where the only way to make it pop up is by swiping down the notifications or by swiping where the navigation bar should be. use immersive mode check this Immersive mode // This snippet hides the system bars. private void hideSystemUI() { // Set the IMMERSIVE flag. // Set the content to appear under the system bars so that the content // doesn't resize when the system

I have a Windows Mobile application developed with Visual Studio 2008 and C# (Smart Device Project). When I run the application there's a start menu bar visible on the top and keyboard bar on the bottom. How can I make my application run in full-screen mode? If possible I would like to have a solution that will allow me to turn full-screen mode on and off on runtime (after clicking some form button for example). Getting rid of the keyboard/menu bar at the bottom is easy: just remove the MainMenu control from each of your forms. Getting rid of the start menu (aka task bar) at the top of the

In Google Chrome, when I am using FullScreen API and I try to type in alphanumeric content in the input element it does not do anything. It works in Firefox. Is their a workaround to this problem in Google Chrome? jjoe docElm.webkitRequestFullScreen(Element.ALLOW_KEYBOARD_INPUT); check this link Content from link: Full screen with key input For security reasons, most keyboard inputs have been blocked in the fullscreen mode. However, in Google Chrome you can request keyboard support by calling the method with a flag: docElm.webkitRequestFullScreen(Element.ALLOW_KEYBOARD_INPUT); This does not

Following problem: With my code I enter fullscreen mode by clicking on an image in a list. I moved my next-button and my prev-button to the edge of the screen via jQuery. But after leaving fullscreen mode I want them back in their original position. But how can I detect if the fullscreen mode has been cancelled? Here is my code: HTML: <div id="slider-control-left"><span id="slider-prev"></span></div> <div id="slider"> <ul class="bxslider"> <li><img ... /></li> ... <li><img ... /></li> </ul> </div><!-- end slider--> javascript: $(document).ready(function () { $('.bxslider li img').click