An example use of the lightbox to open a frame containing a webpage might be ...

Click here to open Google in a lightbox frame

A method to automatically detect the screen dimensions of the user, and if at all the available screen area on the browser (to allow for the toolbars using 20% at the top and to check if the browser is not in a maximised state) would be cherry on the icing.

At present lightmodal links are opening in 800x600 as a best guess work-around for most of the links on my site that need a large screen area but this is not ideal, particularly as screen resolutions will only get bigger, Moores law no doubt. Your help would be most appreciated.

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Oops, drupal.org doesn't have lightbox so the link above reads

<a href="http://www.google.com" rel="lightmodal[|width:800px; height:600px; scrolling: auto;]">Click here t</a>