I’m going to use WebLab in lectures which requires maximal use of the limited resolution screen. I will have to zoom in to make the fonts readable from the back of the room . Currently, quite a bit of screen real estate is used for irrelevant elements. The fixed header is in the way; I cannot even get rid of it by scrolling. But also the entire header portion with navigation, title, and breadcrumbs is not relevant when I’m making an assignment. And the assignment text is often not relevant too.

So, what I want is a ‘full-screen’ mode that displays only the following:

• assignment text (but I may want to close that)
• the Solution and Test tabs
• the save and run test buttons
• the console

Submitted by Eelco Visser on 13 January 2015 at 11:10

Fullscreen mode does not yet make optimal use of the available space. See the screenshots I’ve sent you by email. A good test is to put your laptop in 1024x640 mode and use presentation mode in Chrome.

Fixed + static navbar (will scroll with window)