Is there a way to open a Chrome window without the search bar, menu bar, and all that stuff? I have tried all of the tips coding sites give you, but none of them worked.
You can open link in new popup window using JavaScript:
window.open("http://www.google.com/", "_blank", "width=500,height=500");
Just change address and window dimesions.
(It won't work if popups are blocked)
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Do any one knows how to make sure that extensions work in popup window as well.
I have my chrome browser[highlighted with RED rectangle box in the picture], I wanted to capture the full screen of popoup windows[which is below to chrome highlighted box]. Also to mention that popup page is very huge having big scroll in it [mentioned by blue arrow in the picture].
Its really important.
Right click the Google Chrome window on top and select open as tab, then the address bar opens with default options to the right and click the puzzle icon for your extensions :)
I am trying to screen-capture a Bootstrap3 modal dialog that scrolls off the screen vertically.
All the screen capture extensions I have tried in Chrome and Firefox simply capture the visible area of the window, even if I select "entire page".
The scroll bars are present - why can't these utilities tell how tall the modal dialog is, and how can I capture the entire thing in one shot?
(Otherwise I'm going to have to cut pieces and stitch them together!)
Thanks!
Chrome 59+ supports full-screen capture:
Developer Tools => Network => Camera Icon => Refresh
Firefox 53+ supports this as well:
Developer Tools => Camera Icon
References
What's New In DevTools (Chrome 59) | Web | Google Developers
Taking screenshots - Firefox Developer Tools | MDN
I had the same problem.
As a workaround, I had to:
Inspect the modal to find its computed height (I targeted the element with class modal-dialog for Bootstrap 4)
Inspect the body element of the page and set its height to a value a little bigger than the modal's one (from previous step)
Then the plugins do capture the whole modal as well (I guess they scroll only to the body's computed height).
I'm working on a hybrid app using Cordova, Bootstrap and Angular JS (1.3.x) and testing it in a Chrome desktop browser and on a Android device (lollipop, 5.0.2).
In a particular view, I open a modal window using ngDialog. The content in this dialog can exceed the height of a typical smartphone size, so vertical scrolling is required. And here comes the problem:
Most of the elements that should be displayed at the bottom of the dialog (out of initial sight) do not appear or don't getting rendered. When I blindly tap on the area where the disappeared interactive elements should be, they will get painted. When I then scroll up again, elements at the top disappear.
This behavior didn't exist on Android 4.4.
Now I'm able to reproduce this error on my Windows Chrome Browser (v43).
These are the steps:
Run this Plunkr http://embed.plnkr.co/VGYUe2i9vwsQZ21vc3LB/preview
Test with a recent Chrome Version
Make sure, this plunker is shown in embedded view (important)
Open Chrome developer tools
Click "Toggle device mode" (smartphone icon) (important)
Limit the vertical resolution to about 600px in height Click "open dialog" and scroll down to the bottom
Can you read "Hello, do you see me?" ?
If not, press on one of the panels on top or below the textbox, this
will cause a repaint and you can see the text.
This is how it looks:
Not OK -> No text in marked red boxes:
OK -> After clicks on it or browser tab switch
I found this article on postman blog, but the "fixer" does not seem to work in my case.
http://blog.getpostman.com/2015/01/23/ui-repaint-issue-on-chrome/
Can someone point me to the right direction?
I followed the instructions in the linked blogpost and those seem to work for me. Specifically, adding
-webkit-transform: translate3d(0,0,0);
to my CSS for ngDialog-content which has overflow-y: scroll.
Now the div scrolls on load for me.
The other good news is that at least my issue seems to be gone in Chrome Canary, so it may be worth seeing if the issue still exists for you there.
I am using Bootstrap 3 on a site and I found a weird bug that I can't figure out. It deals with the mobile menu on smaller devices. When I view the site on iOS I can see the menu icon appear, but when I click on the icon the menu does not show up. However, if I then click an area where the menu should appear, the link works and takes me to a page.
To add another variable to the problem, when I view it in chrome with the dev tools acting as iOS and the screen small, the menu shows up and works as intended. So I am at a loss how to debug the issue.
I have tried setting the z-index to 1000 with no luck. I have not been able to find documentation regarding this issue. If you have run into this issue or know where there is documentation for it I would really appreciate some help.
Here is a link to the site with the issue(on mobile devices). http://dd.cakeandeatitdesigns.com
Thank you for your time and help!
Hey in my personal experience working with that it could happened when you open your web page with safari in IOS. I don't know what are you using to show the lateral menu, but some times safari doesn't work with certain js.
I'm not sure how I did it, but when I right click on the page and choose Inspect Element in Google Chrome, it's taking up the entire page. I think it's supposed to be a split screen like Firebug.
Q: How do I split the Web Inspector page?
You need to click on the icon "Dock to main window" on the right top corner.
Can you drag the window down to resize, split it into its own window, or maybe it already is in its oown window? There is an option to dock it in the page.
This is really annoying. The bar which allows you to minimize or maximize or window-ize is not there at all. This is the only program that has ever done this to me on mac.