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Bug (DSK-293302): Opera couldn't redraw when set DIV style.display='none'
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I'm not sure if it's related, but you're using buggy IE-behavior here. document.getElementById('bbb') is the proper way. I'll take a look at it later.
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Okay, I just took a quick look at it and it seems like some repainting issue. Switch to another page and back and you'll see it works.
To properly test (and include Fx in the tests) you'll still need to make the alteration I suggested though.
Also is the textarea stuff required to make the bug occur?
To properly test (and include Fx in the tests) you'll still need to make the alteration I suggested though.
Also is the textarea stuff required to make the bug occur?
The DnD Sanctuary — a safety net for My Opera's demise.
Frenzie, thanks for feedback.
1) remake with getElementById
2) textarea new required (removed)
3) Removed all unnecessary elements
New version of test page are uploaded.
Enough even resize the Opera window.
1) remake with getElementById
2) textarea new required (removed)
3) Removed all unnecessary elements
New version of test page are uploaded.
Originally posted by Frenzie:
Switch to another page and back and you'll see it works.
Enough even resize the Opera window.
Originally posted by NTMan:
Frenzie, thanks for feedback.
1) remake with getElementById
2) textarea new required (removed)
3) Removed all unnecessary elements
New version of test page are uploaded.
Neat! Now Firefox also shows the correct behavior.
Originally posted by NTMan:
Enough even resize the Opera window.
Indeed, as long as it's repainted.
The DnD Sanctuary — a safety net for My Opera's demise.
Confirmed as well on 3409. Could be related to the graphical glitches I get. Seems Opera recently has repainting/painting issues.
The same bug here with pure css, without js.
I'm use my css table for twitter:
and see this bug every time on mouse over #profilebox
WinXP SP3 Opera 10.70 9046
I'm use my css table for twitter:
body { padding: 0 20px !important; }
#container, ol.statuses span.status-body { width: 100% !important; }
#profilebox:hover > div {
display: block !important;
position: fixed !important;
background-color: white !important;
border: 1px solid gray !important;
}
#profilebox:hover > div:last-child { left: 50% !important; }
#profiletext, #profilebutton, #header>a { display: none !important; }
#profilebox_outer, #content div, #content h2 { padding: 0 !important; }
#content { width: auto !important; }
and see this bug every time on mouse over #profilebox
WinXP SP3 Opera 10.70 9046
Annoying O Bugs:
Proxy Authentication spreading across tabs ??? is it stil actual ?
O needs this:
Use the same proxy settings as system
Speed Dial on HTML
Proxy Authentication spreading across tabs ??? is it stil actual ?
O needs this:
Use the same proxy settings as system
Speed Dial on HTML
I just recently re-discovered this bug all by myself while making a popup dialog complete with transparent mask. This style of coding is important to me, is there no better way to get their attention? 
I filed a bug report myself, and listed the issue as a "Spec Violation"... While it's merely a repaint glitch, it's still not doing what the DOM spec says must happen. (Also, I thought they might pay better attention to a spec violation than some obscure glitch nobody cares about)
I filed a bug report myself, and listed the issue as a "Spec Violation"...
While it's merely a repaint glitch, it's still not doing what the DOM spec says must happen. (Also, I thought they might pay better attention to a spec violation than some obscure glitch nobody cares about) Forums » Opera for Windows/Mac/Linux » Beta testing (including snapshots and previews)