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New form features in HTML5
By Patrick H. Lauke · Thursday, December 16, 2010 63
HTML5 includes many new features to make web forms a lot easier to write, and a lot more powerful and consistent across the Web. This article gives a brief overview of some of the new form controls and functionalities that have been introduced. Read more…
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Documentation for Opera 11 & 12 extensions
By Andreas Bovens · Thursday, December 16, 2010 5
This is a simple, structured overview of all our Opera 11 & 12 extensions articles, API guides, tutorials, templates and guidelines. Use this as a starting point to the available documentation. Read more…
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Distributing Opera extensions and auto-updates
By Zi Bin Cheah · Thursday, December 16, 2010 20
This article talks about methods of distributing your Opera extensions, covering the Opera extensions catalog, MIME type settings if you distribute on your own, and the auto-update mechanism. Read more…
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Opera extensions prototypes for modifying CSS
By karlcow · Wednesday, December 15, 2010 161
This article introduces three Opera extension templates, which you can use to build your own Opera extension that modifies CSS. Use cases include increasing web page readability, adding navigation aids, creating developer tools, and more. Read more…
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How are Opera Mini widgets different?
By Opera Software · Tuesday, December 7, 2010 5
This article details the differences between widgets running on Opera Mini, and widgets running on Opera Mobile (and other similar environments). Read more…
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Opera Mini widgets authoring guidelines
By Opera Software · Wednesday, December 1, 2010 52
This article is a reference guide detailing all the particulars of developing widgets for Opera Mini, as opposed to developing widgets for other environments. Read more…
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Opera Mini Widgets: an introductory tutorial
By Daniel Davis · Wednesday, December 1, 2010 41
This article shows how to build up a simple Opera Mini widget, step by step. Read more…
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The ins and outs of config.xml
By karlcow · Thursday, November 25, 2010 4
When creating extensions or W3C Widgets, you will need to create a config.xml file, which contains the necessary information for software to identify the extension version, the author who created it, the license, etc. In this article we will build up a complete configuration document, showing step by step what all the different possible features do. Read more…