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I believe you are looking for the example posted in this forum thread.
Regards,
Atanas Georgiev
Telerik

Thx for help. Atanas.
I got it work with the example u provide.
But how can i toggle editor from full screen to it original screen (different browser screen size may have different size of original screen)? Is there a way i can get original screen size?
At the moment, that example just set it back to fix size screen eg: width: 600, height: 400.
Thx in advance.
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Regards,
Atanas Georgiev
Telerik

Hi. Atanas. We have transferred license from steve to me since steve is the director not developer of my company. Colleen.Guilderson@telerik.com was the one help us set this up. Pls double check with her.
Am i able to ask that question now?
To begin with, please accept my apologies for the misunderstanding with the licenses. It happened as the thread is logged from Steve’s account.
I am not completely sure what you are referring to by “original screen” and what is the expected result. Do you want to toggle from full screen to the editor with maximal width and fixed height , or you do not want to toggle at all – just have a full screen editor on any device (no matter the screen size). In both cases I believe that you can achieve the desired behavior by manipulating the style of the wrapper as in the example:
editor.wrapper.css({width: $("body").width(), height: $(document).height()});
Regards,
Atanas Georgiev
Telerik

That is all right. Atanas.
I should clarify my question.
From the example u provide, there is function like this.
function onFullScreen(){
if(toggleFullScreen())
{
editor.wrapper.css({width: $("body").width(), height: $(document).height()});
}else{
editor.wrapper.css({width: 600, height: 400});
}
}
editor.wrapper.css({width: $("body").width(), height: $(document).height()}) will set editor to full screen. However, editor.wrapper.css({width: 600, height: 400}) will set editor to fixed 600 width and 400 height.
I don't want to toggle back to fixed width and height.
Here is what i want editor.wrapper.css({width: editor's original width before full screen, height: editor's original height before full screen}). Is it possible?
The best thing I can think of is to store editor's dimensions before you toggle:
var editorWidth = $('#editor').width()
var editorHeight = $('#editor').height()
And you can apply them to the widget when you toggle back:
editor.wrapper.css({width: editorWidth, height: editorHeight})
Regards,
Atanas Georgiev
Telerik

Thx. Atanas. U gave me idea. I figured it out.