jQuery wrapper for the JavaScript Fullscreen API

// Make an element go fullscreen
$element.enterFullscreen();

// Then take it out of fullscreen
$element.exitFullscreen();

Events you can listen for:

• jq-fullscreen-change, triggered when the page enters fullscreen or exits fullscreen. The fullscreen property is also passed with the event; it is true if there is a fullscreen element, false if not. If fullscreen is true, element will also be available with the element that is currently fullscreen.
• fullscreenerror, triggered when fullscreening is unsuccessful (note that this is also the browser standard for fullscreen errors; in this case it simply makes the vendor-specific events behave like the standard).

enterFullscreen and exitFullscreen can be called on any jQuery object; only the first element matched will be affected. The jq-fullscreened class is also added to elements while fullscreen. If you wish to check if an element is fullscreen, look for the isFullscreened data attribute (true when fullscreen). Both enterFullscreen and exitFullscreen are chainable.

$.support.fullscreen is true if fullscreen is supported (useful for conditionally displaying a fullscreen button, for example).

Elements can only be made fullscreen based on user interaction (for example, clicking a button), to protect against malicious uses of the fullscreen functionality.

jquery.fullscreen is licensed under the GNU General Public License version 2. It incorporates code from multilightbox, which is also licensed under the GNU GPLv2.