Rendering Nightmare
Saturday, 10. June 2006, 10:56:38
It seems that developers cannot escape the nightmare that Opera engulfs them in when it comes to CSS rendering.
My latest escapades brought me to a clever and effective js utility which will allow developers to create dynamically generated rounded corners -- with backgrounds, borders, aliasing, and alpha transparency! CurveyCorners (www.curveycorners.net) is compatible with Mozilla, Firefox, and Safari.
Today, testing it with opera drove me literally insane. It seems thats whimsically and based on the alignment of the stars and spacial time anomolies, that it would render it properly. Opera would, at times render it properly, and then upon refresh render it half way.
If opera could make up it's damn mind whether or not it was going to be compatible would be nice. If it could make up it's damn mind whether or not it'd work or exhibit the same issues, would be nice for debugging.
On a side note, this is exhibited on a page that has 8 identical other boxes. 7/8 of these boxes are properly rendered, however Opera decides that just one of them must not work.
My latest escapades brought me to a clever and effective js utility which will allow developers to create dynamically generated rounded corners -- with backgrounds, borders, aliasing, and alpha transparency! CurveyCorners (www.curveycorners.net) is compatible with Mozilla, Firefox, and Safari.
Today, testing it with opera drove me literally insane. It seems thats whimsically and based on the alignment of the stars and spacial time anomolies, that it would render it properly. Opera would, at times render it properly, and then upon refresh render it half way.
If opera could make up it's damn mind whether or not it was going to be compatible would be nice. If it could make up it's damn mind whether or not it'd work or exhibit the same issues, would be nice for debugging.
On a side note, this is exhibited on a page that has 8 identical other boxes. 7/8 of these boxes are properly rendered, however Opera decides that just one of them must not work.








