- In this example clicking the "Lock" button requests to go - into fullscreen and then locks the screen to the opposite orientation. + In this example clicking the "Lock" button requests to go into + fullscreen and then locks the screen to the opposite orientation. clicking the "unlock" button unlocks the screen.
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The screen of the output device has a current orientation - type and a current orientation angle. - To derive these values, the user agent MUST update - the orientation information when a [=browsing context=] is created. The - relationship between the current orientation type and the current orientation - angle MUST be kept consistent. + type and a current orientation angle. To derive + these values, the user agent MUST update the orientation + information when a [=browsing context=] is created. The + relationship between the current orientation type and the + current orientation angle MUST be kept consistent.
The screen orientation values table presents the possible - value for the [=current orientation type=] and [=current orientation angle=]. The table specifies the primary and - secondary values that are determined by the device's natural - orientation and the possibilities available to the user agent - for setting the other primary and secondary orientation values. + value for the [=current orientation type=] and [=current orientation + angle=]. The table specifies the primary and secondary values that + are determined by the device's natural orientation and the + possibilities available to the user agent for setting the + other primary and secondary orientation values.