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Whats happening with this page everytimezone.com ?
http://everytimezone.com/Cities names seem all bunched up together, whats causing it, just curious.
It's poor coding (decision)... they use a lot of <i>-moz-</i> and <i>-webkit-</i> (ie: browser specific code), most of the rest of the issues (with how it functions) seems to be because they are using <i>transform</i> which is CSS3, not sure if Opera has that fully functioning yet, since it's still using it's own tagged codes <i>-o-transform</i> (like <i>-moz-transform</i>, and <i>-webkit-trasnform</i>) rather than just <i>transform</i>.
Basically the problem is that, the site is (Devs are) trying to be "bleeding edge" or whatever, and using the latest commands, but at the same time don't think Opera is significant enough to bother supporting.
Basically the problem is that, the site is (Devs are) trying to be "bleeding edge" or whatever, and using the latest commands, but at the same time don't think Opera is significant enough to bother supporting.
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