Friday, 27. October 2006, 19:27:27
safari, CSS, table, tbody
...
It's just stupid!

Safari propogates CSS
border property from
table to
tbody.
And you can't change border for
tbody than...
Stupidity rating:
Tuesday, 18. April 2006, 21:42:48
Håkon, Opera, CSS 3, CSS
I finally managed myself to write some questions to
Opera Bits:
- Håkon, what your expectations about finalizing recomendation of CSS 3 Selectors? Can we hope to see most of them working in upcoming Opera 9?
- What your predictions about which next modules of CSS 3 will/should be finalized first? And when expect implementation of them in Opera?
- Which modules of CSS 3 do you think most complicated to specify and implement?
- Will/can CSS 3 compete with XSLFO when it available?
- How often you update your "home" version of Opera? Every release, beta, TP, weeky, internal build?
Friday, 6. January 2006, 02:44:59
tabmenu, accessible, navigation, menu
...
First public preview...
First bugs in Opera (8 and 9)...
Take a look at
accessible CSS + JS navigation.
Update 1: Now works without JavaScript enabled (use style with name "Thick Border no JS", doesn't work in IE). This changes also help to fix Opera 8 and 9 TP1 buggy repaint behaviour a bit.
Update 2: New version of tab-based menu, where
repainting bug in Opera 8 and 9 has been fixed.
Also I changed default style a little.
Tuesday, 13. December 2005, 06:52:39
firefox, CSS, bug, clear
...
Test
this page in different browsers.
Seems than in this particular case Firefox 1.5 doesn't get clear:left on the DL elements.Update: Ok. Clearing floats inside FIELDSET doesn't work in Firefox 1.5.
This bug was known before Firefox 1.5 release. They just left it in a hurry because:
Even though it is a regression, the impact is minor we are very close to lockdown for rc2 so it looks like it is not going to make it.
I hate regressions in CSS!
Thursday, 3. November 2005, 19:50:08
CSS, layout, float, one true layout
...
Thursday, 27. October 2005, 18:26:17
legend, float, overflow, bug
...
Just tested some of my intranet pages where I have fieldsets with applied CSS style overflow:hidden for clearing floating elements inside fieldset - and in Opera 9 TP1 it doesn't clear anything and do weired things.
Just one more thing to make it broken - add
position:relative in addition to
overflow:hidden.
This bug appears to be not connected to only fieldsets it also "works" with DIVs too.
I also create
separate test page for it.
Also notice the missing top border on the legends for fieldsets, and weird position of header "DIVs".
This test page also shows bug fixes in Opera 9 related to margins (there should be no bottom margin under first fieldset and first div).
Thursday, 27. October 2005, 15:53:25
Opera, CSS, layout
Great article about universal CSS layout technique -
One True Layout™.
All
examples now work fine in Opera 9 TP1.
Anyway, don't forget to check browser results for the
examples and
methods before implementing this great layout.
Also I want to try how this layout will work with
Dean's Edwards IE7.
Wednesday, 26. October 2005, 19:48:49
Opera, CSS, site-specific, stylesheets
...
Site-Specific Stylesheets
explained .
Wednesday, 14. September 2005, 01:50:10
zoom, print, Opera, bug
...
Today I want to present one of my favourite Opera bugs in fun way. And because I see this bug during around 3 years (since first Opera 7 beta appears) I want to give this beatiful bug his own name - Malevich Black Square bug.


So, first of all
test page where we can see four Acid Smiles

Two of them (first and third) are images and other two are DIVs with image set as background.
Now funny part. Where Malevich Square here? Just change zoom on the page in your Opera browser or print out the page (needs Print Page Background option checked).
Last Acid Smile now will appears as black square!

I investigate this bug and found that it appears only if GIF image
- has only black color and transparency
- puts as background
- need to be smaller than 64x64 px
Have fun!

Also read
forum post about this bug.
Bug reports collection: #
198211, #
198161, #
126808, and one more I filled myself long time ago but forgot the number...
Test suites: 1,
2,
3Read more...