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I'm kind of bummed that most of these are thoroughly broken in Opera, and I wonder whether it's the CSS that's broken or whether Presto is rendering them wrong.
by KaeseEs 15y ago
I'm kind of bummed that most of these are thoroughly broken in Opera, and I wonder whether it's the CSS that's broken or whether Presto is rendering them wrong.
- jarek 15y agoYeah. Sorry to be a nitpicker, but these aren't logos designed entirely in CSS, they're logos designed in CSS and vendor-specific CSS extensions.
- rplnt 15y agoYou can see that they included browser specific prefix for Firefox and Chrome/Safari, that is -moz-* and -webkit-* respectively and left out (although not everywhere) the Opera's one (-o-). So yeah, the CSS won't work wheter the Opera implements these preview features or not. And I'm sure it implements most (if not all) of them. But to be fair, the CSS itself should work as soon as the specification is closed and browsers implement it under the regular names, without those prefixes. edit: Here is the list of attributes supported by Opera http://www.opera.com/docs/specs/presto26/css/o-vendor/ http://www.opera.com/docs/specs/presto26/css/o-vendor/ (you can see that transform, the one left out in the first example, is one of them)
- bmj 15y agoDoesn't render correctly in IE9, either.