Mobile web page full screen display, web page full screen display

Mobile web page full screen display, web page full screen display

1. Set the percentage display and adaptive.

2. meta tag settings

Ios: Correct settings

  <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width;" />

: Error settings

  <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width" />

Shown below

Cause: a semicolon is missing;

Android: Correct settings

<meta name="viewport" content="" />

If the settings are the same as those shown in Ios

Conclusion: different meta files can be displayed for different devices.

You can use the following script:

Var browser = {versions: function () {var u = navigator. userAgent, app = navigator. appVersion; return {// mobile terminal browser version information trident: u. indexOf ('think')>-1, // IE kernel presto: u. indexOf ('presto ')>-1, // opera kernel webKit: u. indexOf ('applewebkit ')>-1, // Apple, Google kernel gecko: u. indexOf ('gecko ')>-1 & u. indexOf ('khtml ') =-1, // Firefox kernel mobile :!! U. match (/AppleWebKit. * Mobile. */), // whether it is a Mobile terminal ios :!! U. match (/\ (I [^;] +; (U ;)? CPU. + Mac OS X/), // ios terminal android: u. indexOf ('android')>-1 | u. indexOf ('linux ')>-1, // android terminal or uc browser iPhone: u. indexOf ('iphone ')>-1, // whether the browser is iPhone or QQHD iPad: u. indexOf ('ipad ')>-1, // whether iPad webApp: u. indexOf ('safari ') =-1 // whether the web should program, no header and bottom};} (), language: (navigator. browserLanguage | navigator. language ). toLowerCase ()} if (browser. versions. android) {$ ("meta [name = 'viewport']"). attr ('content', "");} else {$ ("meta [name = 'viewport']"). attr ('content', "width = device-width ;");}

Principle Description: first determine whether the device is an apple or Android device, and then set meta based on different devices;