make a site go "full screen"

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How do you make a site go "full screen" not just in the browser but the whole monitor?

Posted 4-Jun-14 14:10pm

Teledextri

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[no name] 4-Jun-14 20:55pm

Well if you really want to annoy your users, http://www.google.com/search?q=asp.net+full+screen+browser

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 4-Jun-14 22:48pm

Why? It's the user right to choose the size of the browser window.
—SA

Bernhard Hiller 5-Jun-14 2:27am

Oh yes, I bought that large second screen just for those great web designers to be filled by their crap! If I experience such annoyance, that site gets blacklisted and will never be visited again (also not by accident: my blacklist does prevent that).

Codes DeCodes 5-Jun-14 7:30am

try searching for javascript function.. u can use pop up function of javascript..

Paulo Augusto Kunzel 5-Jun-14 13:50pm

For yourself press F11...
Now if you want to do it to the user.. Unless it is specifically for a person who requestes.. don't do it.. You will only get people upset..

[no name] 13-Jun-14 6:39am

What is your main purpose for that, can you please give the details.

Awadhendra Tripathi 24-Jun-14 8:33am

What you try ??

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Joxxorz · Answer 1 · 2014-06-24T01:44:00

Solution 1

Press F11 :)

Thank should do the trick! Unless you meant something completely different :p

Posted 24-Jun-14 1:44am

Joxxorz