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Skin CSS
Is it possible to have skin components with CSS? E.g. when Opera has CSS3 gradients, a skin developer can make gradients with CSS rather than resorting to a PNG or SVG.I'd have to go with "no"... although having CSS in Skins would make for some great skin effects and ideas.
P.S. M² maybe scale that badboy down...lol
P.S. M² maybe scale that badboy down...lol
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24. April 2010, 23:30:51 (edited)
Originally posted by Vectronic:
M² maybe scale that badboy down...lol
Oh, that might be what is causing the green.
Update: I made it smaller but the green thing is still there.
The "green thing" is what MyOpera recently implemented to indicate any image that's also a clickable link, i.e., a URL. (I used to post images as .gifs at 25%, linked to .jpg or .pngs — for imagethumb.js users. They now look bad in the post, so I don't bother anymore: MyOpera's got it covered; right? But it does make sense, to show that an image "hides" a link. I can't fault their reasoning, except on aesthetic grounds…)
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"Humor is emotional chaos remembered in tranquility." - James Thurber
(Mac Mini - Maverics) Opera Developer (current), etc. : ~heart:
One more: No one listens to me as much as I do. And even I have my limits…