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200705 Sep
Posted in CSS3 Previews, News
We’re busy here at css3.info! Our interview with H&kon was cool of course, but then Opera 9.5 was released and we had to update and add quite a few pages… Because all these pages were still static html, that was quite a bit of work. Tonight I took the time to move all of them into WordPress, and after I’d done that, I’ve refined the search function and results a bit, so it now shows the pages in the searches as well!
We’ll probably be adding new preview pages in the coming days, I’ve already updated the existing ones which Opera 9.5 supports now (cool, cool stuff, you should really have a look at it).
Ow and because of the many complaints about it, I removed the text-shadow from the text in the menu tabs.
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Article correction:
Opera 9.5 is not released yet; and there is no official release date. The non-stable, non-production ready Opera 9.5 alpha 1 was released. There is a huge difference! -
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You are, of course, right, however, css3 is not “official” yet either so who cares? :P
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Lars says:Comment » September 6th, 2007 at 12:03 am
I really liked the text-shadow in the menu, now it’s back to being flat.
It only looked a bit bad if you didn’t have font smoothing enabled, but all text looks like crap without font smoothing so I don’t see what the big deal is. I really can’t stand using Windows without Cleartype these days.
The shadowed menus look great when you have font smoothing on.
Oh well, guess I’ll have to make a user stylesheet to return the nice stuff.
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Yes I agree with Lars, you should bring back the text-shadow!
And I do the same when I’m on a windows computer, the first thing i do is ether change there resolution to it’s native res (on LCD’s) and put clear type on. :) -
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Eric Perduel says:Comment » September 6th, 2007 at 2:19 pm
Yeah, I have to agree. Text-shadow was ok in navigation menu. What bugs me is those green headings with grey shadow. At least on my (old) monitor they are pretty hard to read.
And Opera 9.5 is incredibly fast and most importantly it is stable. Few bugs here and there. Nice job Opera!
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I’ll have a look at all of it tonight :)
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Albin says:Comment » September 6th, 2007 at 3:21 pm
A link is displayed as html on this page:
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Text-shadow works great under Safari 3, but in Opera 9.5a1 it doesn’t.
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[…] new features to the test, you can either head on over to David Storey’s list of demos or to CSS3 . Info, which has a section dedicated to […]
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fhdfhd says:Comment » September 12th, 2007 at 6:49 pm
To me, it looks like browser devs have been experimenting with new ways of rendering text without knowing what they where doing.
Because i think IE7 and Safari’s ways of rendering text is ugly, and i dont think the devs knew what they where doing when using it in official releases.
But perhaps its still unofficially in the “beta stage”, for some reason devs have a hard time admitting when somthing they made sucks.
Let alone the way some browsers render text-shadow, witch usually just makes the text harder to read.. /sigh
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