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The Opera 10 experience
This article gives you the low down on Opera 10's new features and standards support.Showcases in the article make use of Web Fonts, RGBA/HSLA colours, Selectors API, CSS 3 selectors, HTML 5 contenteditable and more. It also looks at Opera 10's new user interface and Opera Dragonfly features.( Read the article )
Chris Mills
Developer Relations Manager
Editor, dev.opera.com and labs.opera.com
Developer Relations Manager
Editor, dev.opera.com and labs.opera.com
1. September 2009, 13:06:58 (edited)
Great overview of 10. I'm excited to try new features.
PS: 'Disable smilies' doesn't work here ... :)
Error Console specifies exact line where error occurs, but link is not pointing directly to the line of error. (this would be great feature)Improved error console: This lets you see, filter and log any errors in your scripts, pointing to the exact position where the error occurred
PS: 'Disable smilies' doesn't work here ... :)
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What wrong with my SVG-Font? Opera 10 show it when the font is loaded the first time, but after it's in the cache on the next XHTML page it isn't showed anymore. All other browsers with SVG font support show it correctly every time.
For Example with the following code the Problem occurs:
<glyph unicode="I" glyph-name="I" horiz-adv-x="240" d="M89 0V759H151V0H89Z"/>
But if I copy&paste the code of the "D" character it works fine:
<glyph unicode="I" glyph-name="I" horiz-adv-x="716" d="M89 1V748Q186 765 280 765Q369 765 439 744T552 689T624 606T663 507T674 398Q674 363 670 329T655 254T625 177T574 107T499 48T393 9T254 -6Q150 -6 89 1ZM151 702V51Q186 45 264 45Q433 45 521 136T610 395Q610 549 526 631T279 714Q211 714 151 702Z"/>
Both are generated by batik-ttf2svg.jar .
I can't see any information about it in the error log.
For Example with the following code the Problem occurs:
<glyph unicode="I" glyph-name="I" horiz-adv-x="240" d="M89 0V759H151V0H89Z"/>
But if I copy&paste the code of the "D" character it works fine:
<glyph unicode="I" glyph-name="I" horiz-adv-x="716" d="M89 1V748Q186 765 280 765Q369 765 439 744T552 689T624 606T663 507T674 398Q674 363 670 329T655 254T625 177T574 107T499 48T393 9T254 -6Q150 -6 89 1ZM151 702V51Q186 45 264 45Q433 45 521 136T610 395Q610 549 526 631T279 714Q211 714 151 702Z"/>
Both are generated by batik-ttf2svg.jar .
I can't see any information about it in the error log.
The following Code works:
<glyph unicode="E" glyph-name="E" horiz-adv-x="519" d="M481 52V0H89V759H464V707H151V425H446V373H151V52H481Z"/>
The following doesn't:
<glyph unicode="I" glyph-name="I" horiz-adv-x="519" d="M481 52V0H89V759H464V707H151V425H446V373H151V52H481Z"/>
The only deference is the name of the character. Strange.
<glyph unicode="E" glyph-name="E" horiz-adv-x="519" d="M481 52V0H89V759H464V707H151V425H446V373H151V52H481Z"/>
The following doesn't:
<glyph unicode="I" glyph-name="I" horiz-adv-x="519" d="M481 52V0H89V759H464V707H151V425H446V373H151V52H481Z"/>
The only deference is the name of the character. Strange.
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http://217.140.74.86/
(IPv6: http://[2001:4b88:10fa:0:21d:72ff:fe0f:fe40]/ )
http://217.140.74.86/
(IPv6: http://[2001:4b88:10fa:0:21d:72ff:fe0f:fe40]/ )
Has the ARIA spec changed since the Opera tutorials were created? Shouldn't it just be role="menuitem" or the like? Or is the "wairole:" just needed because of the XML prolog possibly causing the browser to render the page as XML and thus needs the namespacing? Something else entirely?
Just installed 10.10 (1893). Nice.
One thing I missed right off the bat though:
being able to highlight a section of the page and 'right-click' | 'view' just that portion of the code (html, etc.).
Sort of like a ^U with a defined starting & ending points.
A minor point on the average I suppose but I use it all the time.
Have a great week.
One thing I missed right off the bat though:
being able to highlight a section of the page and 'right-click' | 'view' just that portion of the code (html, etc.).
Sort of like a ^U with a defined starting & ending points.
A minor point on the average I suppose but I use it all the time.
Have a great week.
Originally posted by ttocsmij:
being able to highlight a section of the page and 'right-click' | 'view' just that portion of the code (html, etc.).
Obviously you could do that using Dragonfly, but a quickfire context menu feature is nice, agreed. I'll have a look and see if there is a UserJS that does this, or something else perhaps?
Chris Mills
Developer Relations Manager
Editor, dev.opera.com and labs.opera.com
Developer Relations Manager
Editor, dev.opera.com and labs.opera.com