Wow, I just tested it in Opera. Man, it is messy.
Mind you, I consider Opera to be the hybrid of IE and Mozilla. Some, well, quite a few elements are supported improperly.
It could be because of Opera’s layout engine, because the page is valid and sticks to XHTML 1.0 Transitional standards.
The page actually is not valid – I got a few errors right away.
Check this out: (this is the same page as the one in first screenshot)
http://www.kinggary.com/screenshots/wordpress_errors.png
@sushubh,
Hey, buddy…do you need a hug? 😉 Are you sure it’s not just The Sushubh Effect?
Perhaps someone could do an Opera admin stylesheet.
I had like that. 🙂 LiteraryMoose did restyled WP Backend but well WP has grown a lot since then!
Anonymous
the fix is to change this:
<fieldset id="blabla">
....
</fieldset>
to
<div id="blabla">
<fieldset>
...
</fieldset>
</div>
and everything works fine.
Anonymous
in files: edit-form.php, edit-form-advanced.php
Thanks anon :). You have been digging deep into those files 🙂
Anonymous
This hack works just fine, though the boxes seem a bit on the squished side and when viewing the page in Full Screen Mode (F11) the Categories Box navigates itself to the top of the page. Hopefully WordPress staff will develop a version that works as well on Opera as it does on other browsers.
Another thing to point out is IE’s lack of CSS, which was unable to interpret my stylesheet appropriately so I’m trying to find a solution to that… Microsoft needs to spend more time on their browser!
“Microsoft needs to spend more time on their browser”
It’s been dead for years as far as they are concerned.
Anonymous
WordPress looks bad in Opera 7.54 too…
I try to solve this easy bug by CSS or I try the features of Blog:CMS too…
Anonymous
was this not fixed in 1.21 then?
Thanks for this one. Had been giving it a go myself, but no joy.
