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Overriding Firefox 24.0 black background in fullscreen mode #668
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Tried this on http://lab.hakim.se/reveal-js using FF 17, 23 & 27 running OS X 10.9 but wasn't able to reproduce. Still seeing the gradient background. Does this happen for you on all reveal.js presentations? |
Hey, I just encountered this behaviour in Chrome 45.0.2454 on Windows and OS X 10.10.4. In This is also present on the reveal demo site: The fix suggested in this answer is working: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16163089/background-element-goes-black-when-entering-fullscreen-with-html5#answer-24727000 |
This seems to be a chrome bug. Adding html { background-color: inherit; } seems to help. |
That also works. Thanks, Felix! |
I have the same problem with Chrome 45.0.2454.99 (64-bit) on OSX 10.10.5 |
👍 @mplabs. Just saved me quite some time. Works with Chrome Version 45.0.2454.101 (64-bit) on OS X 10.11. |
@mplabs solution works for me, but also overides my background gradients that I've set on body{background:...} Does anyone have a suggestion on how to maintain these into fullscreen display? |
I tested and was seeing the same issue in Chrome OS X. Just pushed up a fix in 5e763bc Can someone who was experiencing this issue in Firefox give it another try against the latest code and let me know if it works there too? |
I've tested the latest code and is confirmed working in firefox as well. |
I'm not sure if this is a bug or expected behavior in Firefox 24.0, but when you enter fullscreen mode by pressing the "f" key, the background color is set to black. (This makes black text on a black background invisible, although my images still appear.) I've replicated this on both Windows and OS X.
NOTE: this behavior DOESN'T manifest when I click the double-arrow key in the upper right corner on OS X -- only when I press the "f" key.
One workaround is to hardcode the bgcolor attribute on the body element:
Another is to use the -moz-full-screen CSS selector with !important to override.
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