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Markus Mohr
Hello,
tonight I'm looking for a javascript piece of code which enables me to
detect whether the user's internet browser has a favourites sidebar
open and thus limits the "display space" of the adjacent table to a
certain width.
Background: I have created a webpage based on a 2 vs. 4 table
structure:
table 01 table02
table 11 table12
table21 table22
table31 table32
Tables 01 - 31 contain the navigation layer, tables 02 - 32 contain
various contents. Tables 02 - 32 are open to the right side, i. e.
tables 01 - 31 have a defined width, tables 02 - 32 have the width of
"*".
Now, if a visitor to the website has his favourites sidebar open, the
width of tables 02 - 32 gets smaller ("* minus width of favourites
sidebar").
Is there any way to detect whether the favourites sidebar is open, and
of which width it is?
Sincerely
Markus Mohr
tonight I'm looking for a javascript piece of code which enables me to
detect whether the user's internet browser has a favourites sidebar
open and thus limits the "display space" of the adjacent table to a
certain width.
Background: I have created a webpage based on a 2 vs. 4 table
structure:
table 01 table02
table 11 table12
table21 table22
table31 table32
Tables 01 - 31 contain the navigation layer, tables 02 - 32 contain
various contents. Tables 02 - 32 are open to the right side, i. e.
tables 01 - 31 have a defined width, tables 02 - 32 have the width of
"*".
Now, if a visitor to the website has his favourites sidebar open, the
width of tables 02 - 32 gets smaller ("* minus width of favourites
sidebar").
Is there any way to detect whether the favourites sidebar is open, and
of which width it is?
Sincerely
Markus Mohr