Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Mirror not displaying on the entire screen
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@jbeechey32 the default body is centered with a 60px margin
body { margin: 60px; position: absolute; height: calc(100% - 120px); width: calc(100% - 120px);
If u change the margin, u have to change the sizes too
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@jbeechey32 I used this to get the entire screen.
body { margin: 0px; height: 100vh; width: 100vw; }
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thank you. This did work to move the overall bottom margin, but it replaced the margin back on left and right.
I used @BKeyport advice, which did work. now all borders are to the screens edge. thank you both. Can you explain why one worked vs the other? or did I have to adjust the Calc equations?
Thank you
Jamal
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@jbeechey32 I was showing you what is IN the css file, I DID NOT CHANGE IT,
I left that for YOU to do@BKeyport changed it for you
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@sdetweil oh okay. it was changed. I had 0 px margin in my first post, where as you had but the original 60 px. my misunderstanding.
I think I understand why it changed now. Thank you both for your help.
cheers
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@jbeechey32 said in Mirror not displaying on the entire screen:
oh okay. it was changed. I had 0 px margin in my first post, where as you had but the original 60 px. my misunderstanding.
the 1st post had margin 0px;
BUT left the width and height at 2 times the original margin… so 120px… (2 times 60)
if u wanted full screen, then you should also adjust the width and height…I know this makes you read and think, that as my objective
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@sdetweil yes. I want to understand why things change under different adjustments and to not just copy and paste. The explanation of the calculation makes much more sense now. I was not understanding that at first. Thank you!
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@jbeechey32 Sam tends to show you the START, I’ll show my solutions 'cuz I’m lazy, and figure other people are too. 🤣