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Opera Devices SDK 9.6 developer documentation
By David Storey · Wednesday, September 10, 2008 4
The Opera Devices SDK 9.6 is now available, allowing device manufacturers to build custom browser solutions for any devices they wish on top of Opera core technologies. In this article, David Storey explores what features are available in the new SDK. Read more…
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Mobile style - CSS Mobile Profile 2.0
By David Storey · Wednesday, September 3, 2008 1
In this article, David Storey looks at CSS Mobile Profile 2.0, the W3C’s recommended subset of CSS that should be used for styling your documents if you intend them to be viewed across mobile devices. He lists what is supported under the Mobile Profile, how it differs from CSS 2.1, and some advice on progressive enhancement (applying more advanced styles to more capable devices). Read more…
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Zebra striping tables with CSS3
By Christopher Schmitt · Thursday, August 28, 2008 3
In this article Christopher Schmitt gives a succinct overview of how to use the nth-child CSS3 property to easily create zebra-striped HTML tables. Read more…
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Mobile markup - XHTML Basic 1.1
By David Storey · Thursday, August 28, 2008 4
In this article, David Storey briefly introduces the history of markup for mobile devices, then gives an overview of the recently published XHTML Basic 1.1—the W3C’s recommended markup language for mobile specific Web sites. Read more…
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WCL developer guide
By Opera Software · Thursday, August 21, 2008 5
Once you go through this developer guide, you should be able to make widgets using the WCL (Widget Chrome Library). By using the library, the widgets will be resizable and work on multiple platforms, giving the user the best possible user experience on any device. Read more…
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CSS3 attribute selectors
By Christopher Schmitt · Thursday, August 21, 2008 4
In this article, Christopher Schmitt carries on his detailed exploration of what CSS3 has to offer us, looking at CSS3 attribute selectors that allow us to write selectors matching strings of text inside attribute values. Read more…
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CSS and opacity: methods for creating translucent elements
By Christopher Schmitt · Friday, August 15, 2008 3
Christopher Schmitt has been playing with the CSS opacity property a lot lately, and loves what he can do with it. In this article, he shares his findings with the world. Read more…
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Grid design basics: Grids for Web page layouts
By CraigGrannell · Friday, August 15, 2008 3
In this article, Craig Grannell builds on his previous article to take us through the basics of actually laying out pages on a grid. It is packed with essential tips. Read more…