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Remove status Bar "OnLoad"
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Remove status Bar "OnLoad" -
07-18-2003
, 12:01 PM
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... are there any way of remove the status bar with a javascript function? |
The status bar is a very important part of the GUI. With removing or
overwriting it you take a lot of useful functionality away from the
user and decrease the accessibility and usability of _your_ site!
Think about it.
And then forget it.
Micha
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Can't be done thankfully. I have to ask why you would want to do this? -- Bryan Ashcraft (remove brain to reply) Paragon Visuals :: http://www.paragonvisuals.com TMM Volunteer (DW) :: http://www.macromedia.com/go/team ---------------------------------------------------------------- Got Questions? Get Answers! Extending Knowledge - Daily http://www.CommunityMX.com -- "FER" <fer (AT) fer (DOT) com> wrote in message news:bf95lu$gdl$1 (AT) forums (DOT) macromedia.com... ... are there any way of remove the status bar with a javascript function? i mean that when the page is loading then remove the status bar something like this " <body Onload="FunRemoveStatus();" i do not want do this in a pop up window, i want do in a normal asp page. anybody knows how do it? thanks in advanced-. FER |
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amm i want do this because the desing of the home page fits 800*600 so the status bar dont let it shown completly and the some info is not shown... that is reason.. |
What makes you sure all your visitors have exactly the same window
size as you have? And BTW, screen resolution has nothing to do with
the size of the browser window, even on a 800x600 resolution the
content area of a fullsized window is smaller than that (title,
borders, scrollbars etc.).
And what about laptops, handhelds, mobiles, ...?
Ever seen a PDA with 800x600 display?
Building websites with a fixed width (and worst case: fixed height) is
absolutely waste of time, it can't be done with HTML without running
into trouble and annoying lots of users. If you want absolute
pixel-perfect control over the layout of your site make a pdf.
Micha
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amm i want do this because the desing of the home page fits 800*600 so the status bar dont let it shown completly and the some info is not shown... |
What if a user's screen is set to 800x600 res, but they don't run the
browser maximized? then removing the status bar wouldn't matter, they still
would have to scroll. Or what if they use large icons in the menu, what if
they have a custom search bar, under the standard menu, address, links bars?
There are so many variables that it would be impossible to ensure every
single visitor would see the whole thing without scrolling.
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