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I’ve an html page with varying size. Based on the conditions i hide some contents.
How can i get the width and height of the body with javascript, so that i can resize the window size dynamically based on the amount of contents of the page.
Thanks…
I’d be careful resizing browser windows because it can very quickly get annoying (particularly if the user opens the page directly and not as a pop-up). What if a user wants a bit of space around the content to make it easier to read? In most browsers you can also turn off certain Javascript effects like moving and resizing windows – they may even be off by default.
icabod’s idea of wrapping the content in a div should work fine at least for the height. If the width still shows the entire width of the current window then try adding
float:leftand it will fit to the width of the content.A nice solution would be to use a lightbox script to display the content. I don’t know of any off-hand that would resize to HTML/iframed content, but it’s worth looking into.