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Usually the 100vh height will account for the adjusted height, with is why you'll sometimes see mobile pages go funky when the browser's address bar slides down.

For browsers that don't account for the sliding bar within the vh unit: The height for the address bars will not be constant across the browsers, so I'd advise against appending -50px.

Try setting the height of the page (using javascript) with the window.innerheight property.

functionresetHeight(){ // reset the body height to that of the inner browserdocument.body.style.height = window.innerHeight + "px"; } // reset the height whenever the window's resizedwindow.addEventListener("resize", resetHeight); // called to initially set the height.resetHeight();

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Usually the 100vh height will account for the adjusted height, with is why you'll sometimes see mobile pages go funky when the browser's address bar slides down.

For browsers that don't account for the sliding bar within the vh unit: The height for the address bars will not be constant across the browsers, so I'd advise against appending -50px.

Try setting the height of the page (using javascript) with the window.innerheight property.

functionresetHeight(){ // reset the body height to that of the inner browserdocument.body.style.height = window.innerHeight + "px"; } // reset the height whenever the window's resizedwindow.addEventListener("resize", resetHeight); // called to initially set the height.resetHeight();

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Usually the 100vh height will account for the adjusted height, with is why you'll sometimes see mobile pages go funky when the browser's address bar slides down.

For browsers that don't account for the sliding bar within the vh unit: The height for the address bars will not be constant across the browsers, so I'd advise against appending -50px.

Try setting the height of the page (using javascript) with the window.innerheight property.

functionresetHeight(){ // reset the body height to that of the inner browserdocument.body.style.height = window.innerHeight + "px"; } // reset the height whenever the window's resizedwindow.addEventListener("resize", resetHeight); // called to initially set the height.resetHeight();

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Usually the 100vh height will account for the adjusted height, with is why you'll sometimes see mobile pages go funky when the browser's address bar slides down.

For browsers that don't account for the sliding bar within the vh unit: The height for the address bars will not be constant across the browsers, so I'd advise against appending -50px.

Try setting the height of the page (using javascript) with the window.innerheight property.

functionresetHeight(){ // reset the body height to that of the inner browserdocument.body.style.height = window.innerHeight + "px"; } // reset the height whenever the window's resizedwindow.addEventListener("resize", resetHeight); // called to initially set the height.resetHeight();

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Usually the 100vh height will account for the adjusted height, with is why you'll sometimes see mobile pages go funky when the browser's address bar slides down.

For browsers that don't account for the sliding bar within the vh unit: The height for the address bars will not be constant across the browsers, so I'd advise against appending -50px.

Try setting the height of the page (using javascript) with the window.innerheight property.

functionresetHeight(){ // reset the body height to that of the inner browserdocument.body.style.height = window.innerHeight + "px"; } // reset the height whenever the window's resizedwindow.addEventListener("resize", resetHeight); // called to initially set the height.resetHeight();

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Usually the 100vh height will account for the adjusted height, with is why you'll sometimes see mobile pages go funky when the browser's address bar slides down.

For browsers that don't account for the sliding bar within the vh unit: The height for the address bars will not be constant across the browsers, so I'd advise against appending -50px.

Try setting the height of the page (using javascript) with the window.innerheight property.

functionresetHeight(){ // reset the body height to that of the inner browserdocument.body.style.height = window.innerHeight + "px"; } // reset the height whenever the window's resizedwindow.addEventListener("resize", resetHeight); // called to initially set the height.resetHeight();

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Usually the 100vh height will account for the adjusted height, with is why you'll sometimes see mobile pages go funky when the browser's address bar slides down.

For browsers that don't account for the sliding bar within the vh unit: The height for the address bars will not be constant across the browsers, so I'd advise against appending -50px.

Try setting the height of the page (using javascript) with the window.innerheight property.

functionresetHeight(){ // reset the body height to that of the inner browserdocument.body.style.height = window.innerHeight + "px"; } // reset the height whenever the window's resizedwindow.addEventListener("resize", resetHeight); // called to initially set the height.resetHeight();

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Usually the 100vh height will account for the adjusted height, with is why you'll sometimes see mobile pages go funky when the browser's address bar slides down.

For browsers that don't account for the sliding bar within the vh unit: The height for the address bars will not be constant across the browsers, so I'd advise against appending -50px.

Try setting the height of the page (using javascript) with the window.innerheight property.

functionresetHeight(){ // reset the body height to that of the inner browserdocument.body.style.height = window.innerHeight + "px"; } // reset the height whenever the window's resizedwindow.addEventListener("resize", resetHeight); // called to initially set the height.resetHeight();

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Usually the 100vh height will account for the adjusted height, with is why you'll sometimes see mobile pages go funky when the browser's address bar slides down.

For browsers that don't account for the sliding bar within the vh unit: The height for the address bars will not be constant across the browsers, so I'd advise against appending -50px.

Try setting the height of the page (using javascript) with the window.innerheight property.

functionresetHeight(){ // reset the body height to that of the inner browserdocument.body.style.height = window.innerHeight + "px"; } // reset the height whenever the window's resizedwindow.addEventListener("resize", resetHeight); // called to initially set the height.resetHeight();

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Usually the 100vh height will account for the adjusted height, with is why you'll sometimes see mobile pages go funky when the browser's address bar slides down.

For browsers that don't account for the sliding bar within the vh unit: The height for the address bars will not be constant across the browsers, so I'd advise against appending -50px.

Try setting the height of the page (using javascript) with the window.innerheight property.

functionresetHeight(){ // reset the body height to that of the inner browserdocument.body.style.height = window.innerHeight + "px"; } // reset the height whenever the window's resizedwindow.addEventListener("resize", resetHeight); // called to initially set the height.resetHeight();

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Usually the 100vh height will account for the adjusted height, with is why you'll sometimes see mobile pages go funky when the browser's address bar slides down.

For browsers that don't account for the sliding bar within the vh unit: The height for the address bars will not be constant across the browsers, so I'd advise against appending -50px.

Try setting the height of the page (using javascript) with the window.innerheight property.

functionresetHeight(){ // reset the body height to that of the inner browserdocument.body.style.height = window.innerHeight + "px"; } // reset the height whenever the window's resizedwindow.addEventListener("resize", resetHeight); // called to initially set the height.resetHeight();

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Usually the 100vh height will account for the adjusted height, with is why you'll sometimes see mobile pages go funky when the browser's address bar slides down.

For browsers that don't account for the sliding bar within the vh unit: The height for the address bars will not be constant across the browsers, so I'd advise against appending -50px.

Try setting the height of the page (using javascript) with the window.innerheight property.

functionresetHeight(){ // reset the body height to that of the inner browserdocument.body.style.height = window.innerHeight + "px"; } // reset the height whenever the window's resizedwindow.addEventListener("resize", resetHeight); // called to initially set the height.resetHeight();

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Usually the 100vh height will account for the adjusted height, with is why you'll sometimes see mobile pages go funky when the browser's address bar slides down.

For browsers that don't account for the sliding bar within the vh unit: The height for the address bars will not be constant across the browsers, so I'd advise against appending -50px.

Try setting the height of the page (using javascript) with the window.innerheight property.

functionresetHeight(){ // reset the body height to that of the inner browserdocument.body.style.height = window.innerHeight + "px"; } // reset the height whenever the window's resizedwindow.addEventListener("resize", resetHeight); // called to initially set the height.resetHeight();