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I am having a canvas that is not a fullscreen canvas. When I use the fullscreen button, the whole browser page goes into fullscreen mode, but the canvas stays non-fullscreen.
Is this an intended behavior? Wouldn't it be cool, if the canvas would go full screen, too – e.g. if it would transform into a canvas with width: 100vw; and height: 100vh; before going into the actual fullscreen mode?
Cheers, Michaela
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May be I am missing something here. Wouldn't it be something that can easily be controlled with CSS? how can the boiler plate decide which canvas on the document to transform?
Right, boilerplate currently fullscreens the whole page. This is largely to
include the VR transitioning UI that it provides (which is rendered on top
of the canvas, using DOM)
On Mon, Jun 27, 2016 at 7:29 AM Boni Gopalan [email protected]
wrote:
May be I am missing something here. Wouldn't it be something that can
easily be controlled with CSS? how can the boiler plate decide which canvas
on the document to transform?
Hey all,
I am having a canvas that is not a fullscreen canvas. When I use the fullscreen button, the whole browser page goes into fullscreen mode, but the canvas stays non-fullscreen.
Is this an intended behavior? Wouldn't it be cool, if the canvas would go full screen, too – e.g. if it would transform into a canvas with
width: 100vw;
andheight: 100vh;
before going into the actual fullscreen mode?Cheers, Michaela
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: