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5) I’m not sure how difficult Grid would be to implement, but the spec isn’t close enough to be ready to be implemented yet. It is certainly a module Opera is interested in though.

Selectors are already implemented in Opera (sans ::selection), so you can give the more interesting ones a whirl. As the spec is more or less complete, I wouldn’t be surprised for other browsers such as Firefox 4 and Safari 4 (or point releases) to follow suit

7) The & stuff could be solved if there was a nth-word selector or you could select by word like you can by attribute. That’s not in CSS3 Selectors but may be possible for CSS4 selectors? It’s something I mentioned on my blog, but I’m not sure if the W3C has discussed this, or how difficult it would be.

10) If we could access SVG through CSS instead of just through XHTML or stand aloe files that may be easier. You can of course by making the SVG a background image, but that wont help when you want to rotate the html that the css selector is pointing to. Then of course there is the problem of learning SVG to do them things. Learning how to use SVG to do a gradient and include it as a background image is about 20 mins work, but doing more complex stuff is harder. I’d be interested to see some binding between CSS and SVG that is transparent to the designer, so it is specified in CSS syntax and that is translated to SVg in the background. You couldn’t do that for all of SVG as there is too much, and a lot of duplication, but for common things it would be nice, and allow the author to drop into SVG for more complex stuff. The link between SVG and HTML would also have to be easier too, such as be able to access HTML in an external document (the html file) from within the SVG file. Maybe you can do that already, but I’m not sure how yet (scripting perhaps, but that makes it more complex). I’d love to be able to use a selector is SVG to select a img in the html file, and then do the transform on the element

11) text-shadow is also supported by Opera (including multiple shadows), so there is only Firefox and IE to go. Safari doesn’t support multiple shadows yet, but they are not needed that often.