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Here's a comment about that bug by WebUI's creator:
Opera appears to be firing a spurious event*. If indeed the event is supposed to be fired, then the bug lies in MooTool's implementation of one of the events. Either way, it definitely looks like this might be something outside of my control (or at least outside of my patience level for personally fixing cross-browser compatibility bugs).
* Technical Details: I'm using a custom MooTools event called 'mouseleave' that's implemented via the standard 'mouseout' event. As the mouse cursor leaves the menu and onto the submenu (that is a DOM child element of the parent menu item), Opera (or MooTools) somehow thinks that the mouse cursor moused over whatever was in the background (when clearly there was a smooth transition from menu to submenu), and fires a 'mouseout' event saying that the mouse cursor left the menu and reached the background (rather than the submenu). This causes the 'mouseleave' event to think that the mouse left the menu, and basically causes WebUI to hide the submenu.
Opera appears to be firing a spurious event*. If indeed the event is supposed to be fired, then the bug lies in MooTool's implementation of one of the events. Either way, it definitely looks like this might be something outside of my control (or at least outside of my patience level for personally fixing cross-browser compatibility bugs).
* Technical Details: I'm using a custom MooTools event called 'mouseleave' that's implemented via the standard 'mouseout' event. As the mouse cursor leaves the menu and onto the submenu (that is a DOM child element of the parent menu item), Opera (or MooTools) somehow thinks that the mouse cursor moused over whatever was in the background (when clearly there was a smooth transition from menu to submenu), and fires a 'mouseout' event saying that the mouse cursor left the menu and reached the background (rather than the submenu). This causes the 'mouseleave' event to think that the mouse left the menu, and basically causes WebUI to hide the submenu.
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