getting rid of title bar

[wright76878]

For Custom Buttons:
/*Initialization Code*/
function hideChrome() {
if (navigator.platform == "Win32") {
window.moveTo(0,0);
window.maximize();
document.getElementById("main-window").setAttribute('hidechrome','true');
// preserve small area for taskbar to appear
window.resizeTo(screen.availWidth, screen.availHeight-2);}
else {
document.getElementById("main-window").setAttribute('hidechrome','true');
window.moveTo(0,0);
window.resizeTo(screen.availWidth, screen.availHeight);
window.maximize();}}

hideChrome();

this.leftclick = function(evt){

function showChrome() {
if (navigator.platform == "Win64") {
document.getElementById("main-window").setAttribute('hidechrome','false');
window.resizeTo(screen.availWidth, screen.availHeight);
window.maximize();
window.resizeTo(screen.availWidth, screen.availHeight);}
else {document.getElementById("main-window").setAttribute('hidechrome','false');
window.maximize();window.maximize();}}

function toggleChrome() {
var mainWindow = document.getElementById("main-window");
var isFullScreen = mainWindow.getAttribute('hidechrome');
if (isFullScreen == "" || isFullScreen == 'false') {hideChrome();}
else {showChrome();}}

toggleChrome();}
this.setAttribute('onclick', 'gQuot(event, this)'); // Calls the Global MouseClick handler gQuot
this.style.opacity = '.65';
this.setAttribute('onmouseover', 'custombuttons.ButtonBrt(event);' );
this.setAttribute('onmouseout', 'custombuttons.ButtonDim(event);' );

[aubbieed]

FWIW, if the OP's using it, there is a Classic Theme Restorer option > Options > Firefox Button > Use Firefox titlebar instead of OS titlebar.....

That worked perfect until I closed the add-on manager, then it reverted back to normal.

[aubbieed]

For Custom Buttons:
/*Initialization Code*/
function hideChrome() {
if (navigator.platform == "Win32") {
window.moveTo(0,0);
window.maximize();
document.getElementById("main-window").setAttribute('hidechrome','true');
// preserve small area for taskbar to appear
window.resizeTo(screen.availWidth, screen.availHeight-2);}
else {
document.getElementById("main-window").setAttribute('hidechrome','true');
window.moveTo(0,0);
window.resizeTo(screen.availWidth, screen.availHeight);
window.maximize();}}

hideChrome();

this.leftclick = function(evt){

function showChrome() {
if (navigator.platform == "Win64") {
document.getElementById("main-window").setAttribute('hidechrome','false');
window.resizeTo(screen.availWidth, screen.availHeight);
window.maximize();
window.resizeTo(screen.availWidth, screen.availHeight);}
else {document.getElementById("main-window").setAttribute('hidechrome','false');
window.maximize();window.maximize();}}

function toggleChrome() {
var mainWindow = document.getElementById("main-window");
var isFullScreen = mainWindow.getAttribute('hidechrome');
if (isFullScreen == "" || isFullScreen == 'false') {hideChrome();}
else {showChrome();}}

toggleChrome();}
this.setAttribute('onclick', 'gQuot(event, this)'); // Calls the Global MouseClick handler gQuot
this.style.opacity = '.65';
this.setAttribute('onmouseover', 'custombuttons.ButtonBrt(event);' );
this.setAttribute('onmouseout', 'custombuttons.ButtonDim(event);' );

I don't know much about CB other than how to make new buttons.

Where do I put this code? In a new button, or in all my current buttons?

[wright76878]

Right click on the menu bar, choose "add new button". Click on initialization tab and paste the code there. Then you have to drag it to the bar from the customize menu, It'll probably create a star.

[aubbieed]

FWIW, if the OP's using it, there is a Classic Theme Restorer option > Options > Firefox Button > Use Firefox titlebar instead of OS titlebar.....

That worked perfect until I closed the add-on manager, then it reverted back to normal.

I was surfing this morning, opened a tab and everything shifted up, so it seems that as long as a tab is open, the title bar is gone, which really defeats the purpose.

[aubbieed]

Right click on the menu bar, choose "add new button". Click on initialization tab and paste the code there. Then you have to drag it to the bar from the customize menu, It'll probably create a star.

I'll give that a try.

[aubbieed]

Right click on the menu bar, choose "add new button". Click on initialization tab and paste the code there. Then you have to drag it to the bar from the customize menu, It'll probably create a star.

I'll give that a try.

It works, but my minimize-exit buttons (below) disappear. I'd rather keep them.



And, having that star which isn't really a menu choice is annoying. I changed the pic to what is really just blank, so, out of sight, out of mind.

Still, I'd prefer to do it without CB, so I can have my minimize-exit buttons back.

[wright76878]

There are 2 buttons for that
For a minimize button: Under the code tab put: window.minimize();
For a close button: under the code tab put: close()
I have icons for them too.
You can get some at
http://www.iconarchive.com/search?q=min ... e=1&res=24
Just save what you want to a folder somewhere, then edit the button and choose browse under image, find the icon. also can change name for the tool tip under Name.

[aubbieed]

There are 2 buttons for that
For a minimize button: Under the code tab put: window.minimize();
For a close button: under the code tab put: close()
I have icons for them too.
You can get some at
http://www.iconarchive.com/search?q=min ... e=1&res=24
Just save what you want to a folder somewhere, then edit the button and choose browse under image, find the icon. also can change name for the tool tip under Name.

Well, that works. Thanks!

[wright76878]

Unfortunately Custom Buttons doesn't work for the latest FF51. You can use Hide Captions Titlebar Plus. Lots of tinkering in the multi-part menu tho. I turn off the orange button and fix the close button to close firefox altogether.

[DN123ABC]

Did you try F11?

[johnnathan]

I did the same thing to hide the title bar of Firefox and it works for me. Hope this will help you to get much better solution. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/995349

[aubbieed]

Unfortunately Custom Buttons doesn't work for the latest FF51. You can use Hide Captions Titlebar Plus. Lots of tinkering in the multi-part menu tho. I turn off the orange button and fix the close button to close firefox altogether.

Right when I get everything the way I want, this crap happens. Is Custom Buttons going to release an update?

[mightyglydd]

You can use Hide Captions Titlebar Plus. Lots of tinkering in the multi-part menu tho.

Lots of tinkering?
I use that on all my Linux Fx's, to do what you want is a couple of clicks piece of cake..even I could figure it out.

[Reflective]

The F11 key toggles full screen on and off. Maybe try that.