Does Opera have some kind of proprietary way of declaring CSS? Like conditional comments?
What I need to do is hide a Flash movie from Opera. (It won't recognize the transparency and it therefore ruins the page)
I used PHP to serve a picture instead of the movie on other sites, but I can't use it on this site.
ThanksThis works for me :
@media all and (min-width: 0px){ #menu {position:absolute; top:10px; left:0; }}
I use this to fix my position:fixed menu for Opera which doesn't handle it very well. I left the details in just to show you where to put the style info.
I hope this helps.Thanks, that seems to work all right.
But it isn't in the standards, is it? Wouldn't want Firefox 1.5 or whatever to stop displaying the movie...Well, it seems to get through the validator OK.
What I need to do is hide a Flash movie from Opera. (It won't recognize the transparency and it therefore ruins the page)
I used PHP to serve a picture instead of the movie on other sites, but I can't use it on this site.
ThanksThis works for me :
@media all and (min-width: 0px){ #menu {position:absolute; top:10px; left:0; }}
I use this to fix my position:fixed menu for Opera which doesn't handle it very well. I left the details in just to show you where to put the style info.
I hope this helps.Thanks, that seems to work all right.
But it isn't in the standards, is it? Wouldn't want Firefox 1.5 or whatever to stop displaying the movie...Well, it seems to get through the validator OK.