Full screen pages?

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Is there a way to view a single page of a document in “full screen mode”? Eg, without the side bars, headers, etc?

If not, I think this would be very helpful. Ideally it could also be an option on the page to default it to full screen mode.

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[ust add ?style=singlePage

this is for embedding, but it works if you change the URL (or create links with that).

?embed=true creates full screen pages only for viewing, non editable no matter your permissions
?style=singlePage creates full screen pages, editable, based on your permissions

http://xxx.xxx.x.xx:8484/adei1z3WN2QT/Auditorias-Internas/p/6 results in this

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image1894×866 101 KB

changing to
http://xxx.xxx.x.xx:8484/adei1z3WN2QT/Auditorias-Internas/p/6?style=singlePage results in this

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image1905×944 95.6 KB

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Fantastic, thank you! I will give this a try. Thanks.

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ok, I noticed a problem. Adding Single Page or Embed in a URL doesn´t enforce the full page setting. You navigate to a URL with full page but it doesn´t really change anything.

if you go to the browser URL and just press enter, THEN it goes full screen.

Same thing in inverse. If you are already full screen, using Grist links without the full screen parameters, won´t take you back to navigation with side bars. You will have to go to the browser URL field and press enter to enforce changing back to non full screen mode.

Maybe there is a way to do it automatically

EDIT: clicking with right button over the link and opening as NEW TAB does the trick… it full reloads the page, enforcing full screen mode.

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unfortunatelly, it seems there is no way for Grist to automatically open as a new tab.

or setting it as hyperlink DOES open as new page?

in that case, should create a formula that creates the URL with the singlepage stuff that makes it full screen, and set column as text hyperlink.