Put a bookmark in the very left hand corner of your bookmark bar whose address is:
javascript:moveTo(180,0);window.resizeTo(800,scree n.availHeight-20)
(you can alter the co-ordinates, of course, if you wish)
--this will reposition any stray windows when clicked.
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<a href="http://homepage.mac.com/castiglione/software.html" target="_blank">http://homepage.mac.com/castiglione/software.html</a>
You need to have unsanities Application Enhancer installed, but I've found it too be very useful.
If you have a 17-inch LCD monitor (resolution 1280x1024) and you want the Safari window to fill about 90 percent of the width of the screen (which is what I normally use) try this as a bookmark:
javascript:moveTo(40,0);window.resizeTo(1200,scree n.availHeight-1)
It works perfectly.
kfa
I tried setting that to my Home Page, so simply clicking the Home icon would return the window to its "home" position (which makes sense to me, but YMMV). I got:
Cannot run the script moveTo(86,32);window.resizeTo(854,screen.availHeig ht-21) because Safari does not allow JavaScript to be used in this way.
Any ideas? Any way around it? Anyways, thanks for the info! This browser is incredible!
- Johnny Dangerously
[EDIT]: Removed mistypes.
[ 01-18-2003: Message edited by: Johnny Dangerously ]</p>
I'm not sure why it wouldn't work as a homepage, but it works fine in the "Bookmarks Bar." Just place it there named "resize" or whatever you want to call it and you can easily/quickly click it any time.
It works there.
kfa
<strong>You can also use FullScreenSafari.
<a href="http://homepage.mac.com/castiglione/software.html" target="_blank">http://homepage.mac.com/castiglione/software.html</a>
You need to have unsanities Application Enhancer installed, but I've found it too be very useful.</strong><hr></blockquote>
That works great.
<strong>I'm not sure why it wouldn't work as a homepage, but it works fine in the "Bookmarks Bar." Just place it there named "resize" or whatever you want to call it and you can easily/quickly click it any time.</strong><hr></blockquote>
KFA:
I know I can do that, and I am right now. I just found it curious that you couldn't have JS in the Home button.
Hrmm...
- Johnny Dangerously