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Asked: 2026-05-31T01:12:37+00:00

I have seen the option of loading different css files[called responsive web designing] for

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I have seen the option of loading different css files[called responsive web designing] for different screen sizes. But I want to know if there is some other way through which I can keep the CSS uniform.
I have to adjust the width of a title bar that should be of the same size as browser window with some margin-right

<toolbar width="some px value" margin-right="some px value">

I need some spacing at the end of the browser screen
Can I somehow get the current width of the browser screen and thus adjust my titlebar accordingly

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  1. Editorial Team

    “toolbar” defaults to being displayed as “inline”. Try using “block”. See this fiddle.

    But I don’t think “toolbar” is a valid html tag-name (I might be wrong). In any case old versions of Internet Explorer have a hard time figuring out what to do with certain tags (like most new semantic html5 tags) and won’t apply any css to them.
    If you feel the need to use new semantic tags and still need legacy browser support I recomend using Modernizr. Including it at the top of your page will use a small browser hack to get support for these tags even in old browsers.

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