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fullScreen

A small JavaScript to normalize the fullScreen DOM API cross-browser and adds some other easy things like:

  • a way to automatically hide/show content on the page dependent on the fullScreen support
  • a way to add handlers to the normalized fullscreenchange event
  • automatically add eventHandlers to elements on the page with a "fullScreenToggle" className
  • automatically selects the element with the "fullScreenElement" id to be taken fullScreen when a user requests fullScreen

Demo Use

simple mode: just add an id to the element you would like to go fullScreen and add classes to the elements you want to show/hide dependent on fullScreen support and the elements you want to use as triggers to go fullScreen.

advanced: A global "fullScreen" object with the following properties is defined in this script which can be used to get a cross-browser normalized fullScreen DOM API.

  • requestFullScreen: function to request an element to go fullScreen (params: an optional node reference deafults to the node with the "fullScreenElement" id attribute)
  • cancelFullScreen: function to cancel fullScreen
  • fullscreenchange: function to add a handler to the normalized fullscreenchange event (params: function and an optional context)
  • addEventListener: function to bind an eventHandler on a node to toggle an element fullScreens state (params: the node, an optional eventName defaulted to "click", an optional node toggle the fullScreen state of defaults to the node with the "fullScreenElement" id attribute)
  • fullScreenElement: undefined or the current element which is fullScreen
  • fullScreenEnabled: boolean indicating support in the current browser
  • fullScreen: boolean value indicating if an elmeent is fullScreen or not

When using the default classNames and id you don't have to have a global object so you could also delete the var = fullScreen part from the beginning of the script.

known issues

Before version 28 there was a bug in Chrome for Android which gave a false positive while feature detecting the fullScreen DOM API go here to star the issue to get it resolved This has been resolved. I'm not aware of any other issues.

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