xspade / fullscreen-jquery-plugin
Makes HTML elements fullscreen by changing height and width without recreating the element again.
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Language:JavaScript
Requires
- components/jquery: >1.9
Requires (Dev)
- components/jquery: >1.9
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Last update: 2025-03-05 10:28:13 UTC
README
This is a simple jQuery plugin which sets any HTML element as fullscreen by changing its height and width. It does not recreate the element again like other Layover, Modalbox does.
Usage:
$('#fullscreen-link').click(function(){ $('#iframe,#content-block').FullScreen({ // This option has to be implemented if 'title' is required on the header when fullscreen mode is on. title: function(fullScreenElement) { if (!fullScreenElement.parents('.dashboard-iframe-block').find('.dashboard-iframe-header span:first')) { throw new Error("Require element to display fullscreen title is not found.") } return fullScreenElement.parents('.dashboard-iframe-block') .find('.dashboard-iframe-header span:first') .attr('data-title'); }, // Optional settings // Activates fullscreen when CTRL + F key is pressed only if there is only one Fullscreen element // in the DOM. controlF : false, //Invoked when fullscreen mode is inactive after being active hidden: function (fullScreenElement) { fullScreenElement.sibiling('span').show(); }, // Invoked when fullscreen mode is active shown: function (fullScreenElement) { fullScreenElement.next('div.test').hide(); }, // Exit title that gets dispalyed in the top of the page when fullscreen mode is active exitTitle: "Exit Fullscreen", // Length of the title to be displaye in the header of the fullscreen mode. If titile exceeeds // The specified length, then its will trim it appending ellipsis at the end. titleLength: 85 }); });