David Storey - Quick update on CSS3 selectors

Quick update on CSS3 selectors

Tuesday, 27. February 2007, 00:09:51

I previously reported that all CSS3 selectors were implemented in an internal build of Opera, but seven of these were disabled in the builds due to various issues. While this is still the case with the very latest builds, there has been progress with the two selectors that were labelled as buggy on the CSS3 selectors test. The previous results were as follows:

From the 43 selectors 34 have passed, 2 are buggy and 7 are unsupported (Passed 460 out of 578 tests)

The latest results are now as follows:

From the 43 selectors 36 have passed, 0 are buggy and 7 are unsupported (Passed 464 out of 578 tests)

I'm fairly confident that when the seven unsupported selectors are turned on we will pass all of the tests. Now to concentrate on other bugs and features…

Squashing bugs on the road to Kestrel How to make Opera more Mac like

Comments

PaiTrakt # 27. February 2007, 04:55

Not bad, I'm looking forward to play with something new

Rafał Miłecki # 27. February 2007, 06:12

Nice :-) What about treating <?xml as tag in Opera? Is it fixed bug? http://zajec.net/bug/css.and.xml.declaration

George Chavchanidze # 27. February 2007, 08:59

Yep, XML declaration issue is fixed in internal builds.

Anonymous # 27. February 2007, 10:55

Arjan Eising writes:

Another step forward to a better web :)

Anonymous # 27. February 2007, 14:56

Anonymous writes:

It is a good job, but you know, Konq 3.5.6 has passed all tests, so just keep up with the work and hope we can catch them up in the near future.

David Storey # 27. February 2007, 15:43

Yeah I know Konqueror passes all the tests. Opera has also already done the implementation work and just needs to switch on the disabled selectors. As Opera's core has to work across all devices we ship on, we have to make sure performance is acceptable before enabling, instead of just making it work on desktop.

Kyle Baker # 25. March 2007, 02:30

any news on the current status of internal builds!?

Anonymous # 25. June 2007, 15:57

DarkEagle writes:

Waiting for Kestrel.

Is there any progress on CSS 3.0 styles front (Rounded corners and other).

Hope most sites will work properly in latest version. Also try giving some switch in opera:config for partially developed features, so that we can play with them..

http://www.musingsfrommars.org/2007/06/safari-30-blazes-trail-for-css-30.html