Javascript to detect mobile browser screen width?

It's know issue - see here When page first loads the screen. Width and screen. Height are wrong.

Try a timeout like this: setTimeout(CheckResolution, 300); Where CheckResolution is your function.

You may try this url for detect screen size and apply a CSS style or screen. Height shows the height of the screen screen. Width shows the width of the screen screen.

AvailHeight shows height but removes the interface height like taskbar, and browser menu etc. Screen. AvailWidth same as above,instead gives available width.

Just read these two URLs. It should help you get what you need. quirksmode.org/blog/archives/2010/08/com... quirksmode.org/mobile/tableViewport.html FYI, the Android probably is 800px wide.

See this article among others: Understanding Samsung Galaxy Tab screen density Edit: Oh, I think the other guy was righter than me that pointed to the Android bug.

You may try this url for detect screen size and apply a CSS style.

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