[Kamikaze]

Originally posted by kasperl
uhm, DG, you might find that iframes and CSS won't work properly under Opera, so don't be suprised if some sites (as the Fleetwars site) look a little wierd.

That's just 'cause you coded it wierd, if you did what I told you to do it'd look right. CSS DOES work right on Opera btw, you'll notice the CSS support is much better than for IE.

However, Opera's XML support blows.

[HotSnoJ]

IMHO If you want the webpages render the 'right' way then use IE if you want computer speed and options/features go with Opera.

I really like the feature where you can have it save where you were browsing last. ^_^

[Kamikaze]

IE does not do things "right", it does them all wrong. This is why you have this misconception (web site creation is too easy, the morons make bad sites).

[kasperl]

Originally posted by Kamikaze


That's just 'cause you coded it wierd, if you did what I told you to do it'd look right. CSS DOES work right on Opera btw, you'll notice the CSS support is much better than for IE.

However, Opera's XML support blows.

well, i know what CSS can do, and what i can do with CSS.

two very, very different things.

and also, if making it better compatible with other browsers, damaging it for IE, i'm afraid i'll pass.

[Kamikaze]

... When did I say that the stuff I told you to add in the CSS would break anything else?

EDIT: sounded a bit harshlike

[kasperl]

mm, i must have misread something.

sorry for that, i'm a bit tired after cleaning up a bloody cealing last night.

[HotSnoJ]

IE does not do things "right", it does them all wrong. This is why you have this misconception (web site creation is too easy, the morons make bad sites).

So glow text is rendered correct in Opera and rendered wrong in IE?

[kode]

glow text isn't w3c standard, afaik.

[diamondgeezer]

*re-hijacks thread*

Hokey dokey, now I've been trying to integrate my copy of DAP5 in to Opera. It has a check box for it, but says it needs a file called Opera.INI, which I don't seem to have. Any thoughts?

And before people start asking me why I'm doing this (as they invariably will), I find the leach function most handy for adding to my balooning pr0n folder. K?

[Admiral LSD]

For one, the file will most likely be called opera6.ini (yes, even in O7. Don't ask me why they persist with this convention in post-6.xx version of Opera though, I don't know) and depending on how you set opera up and what version of Windows you use it'll be in either the Opera directory itself (\Program Files\Opera) or in your profile directory (\Documents and Settings\{user name}\Application Data\Opera\Opera7\profile for 2k and XP or somewhere in \WINNT\profiles for Windows NT and quite possibly Win9x too but as I've never tried multiple profiles under Win9x, I wouldn't know where that POS stores user specific profile information).

[diamondgeezer]

Well I found the file and renamed a copy Opera.INI, but no matter where I stuck it DAP wasn't having any of it. According to the Opera website, DAP is Opera ready...

[Kamikaze]

Yes, hotsnoj, because dhtml is deprecated ****. If you really want to support it on Opera you can get a plugin btw.

Glow text is W3C standard by the way. Look at the CSS2 specification.

[kode]

Originally posted by Kamikaze
Glow text is W3C standard by the way. Look at the CSS2 specification.

how could I know? i'm drunk.