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I don't fully understand your question. Can you please clarify?
Are you trying to understand how to use CSS to size page elements? If so, I'd recommend making sure to use relative sizing (e.g. % or em units instead of pixels).
Or are you looking for a way to get the value of the current screen dimensions? If so, see this sample:
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What I am saying is I don't want a full screen web app. When the app covers the whole screen, user can't see the time, carrier info, battery... How can I configure the web app so that on the top bar of the screen can still display such system information?
WebWorks apps, like all other apps on the BlackBerry OS, cover the full screen by default. If you wish to include your own task bar, within your app, to display system-level information (battery, carrier, time, etc), you will have to include that logic as part of the app itself (e.g. create a <div>, and use WebWorks APIs or custom JavaScript extensions to retrieve the data for these properties).
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