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I believe you discovered a bug (to be more precise: violation of the specification) in Opera. You can fix your problem by creating a User CSS (random file on your HDD which has to be selected as user stylesheet in Site Preferences) with the following content:
The problem is that they apply content: "."; to the #wrapper div - that's why there is only a dot visible. According to the spec the content property only applies to pseudo elements which is obviously done wrong by Opera.
If no one proves me wrong, this must be reported as a bug.
#wrapper { content: normal !important; }
The problem is that they apply content: "."; to the #wrapper div - that's why there is only a dot visible. According to the spec the content property only applies to pseudo elements which is obviously done wrong by Opera.
If no one proves me wrong, this must be reported as a bug.
Bruce Lawson wrote a Blog post where he states that this behaviour is intended and defined in the spec.