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The body element defines the body portion of a JIN page to be displayed on the handset's screen. The body occupies the entire width and height of the screen.

Example

<body onLoad="doSomething()" fullScreen="true">

Valid Elements

tag Valid Occurrences
<header>0 or 1
<footer>0 or 1
<layer>*
<pop>0 or 1
<pr>*
<stylesheet>0 or 1

Element Specific Attributes

Attribute  Purpose Values Default JIN
fullscreen Many devices support two screen modes; fullscreen and default. It is entirely device dependant, but on most devices that support fullscreen, setting fullscreen equal to “true” will remove the lower and upper banners from the device screen thus providing greater screen height to the application. true, false false 2.0
onload Performs some scripting only after the screen has been full constructed and rendered. onload is the only thread-safe way to manipulate or reference the DOM upon the page loading. valid script none 2.0
onexit Called before the application fully exits. valid script none 2.0
loadingimage The loadingimg attribute specifies the URL of the image to use to indicate that a network request is being made. This image will always appear at the lower, left corner of the device screen. If no image is specified, the default JIN loading image will be used. URL of png image JIN loading image 2.0

Style Attributes

align, bg, bgfocus, bgfocusimg, bgimg, border, bordercolor, borderfocus, fg, fgfocus, fontsize, fontstyle, style, valign

Action Attributes

onload, onexit

Common Attributes

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