Opera 9 rendering of GeSHi issues
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Opera 9 rendering of GeSHi issues
Is it just me, or does Opera totally choke on the syntax highlighter this board uses for PHP and the rest of the syntax=... family?
IE and FF render correctly, but Opera does not apply the border or syntax highlighting. What's up with that?
IE and FF render correctly, but Opera does not apply the border or syntax highlighting. What's up with that?
Re: Opera 9 rendering of GeSHi issues
Umm, I think its just you. I'm using Opera 9.01-8533, and it shows both the syntax highlighting, and the border.Everah wrote:Is it just me, or does Opera totally choke on the syntax highlighter this board uses for PHP and the rest of the syntax=... family?
IE and FF render correctly, but Opera does not apply the border or syntax highlighting. What's up with that?
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Haha, funny. Though it could be. All I know is the styles for the syntax highlighting in Opera don't render. I'll put a picture up in just a minute if I can.
EDIT | Here is some code to test it out. I should also say that I am using the subSilver template. I believe it works fine in Sherbet.
EDIT | Here is some code to test it out. I should also say that I am using the subSilver template. I believe it works fine in Sherbet.
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<?php
// This is highlighted PHP code
$this_highlighter = false;
if (!$this_highlighter)
{
echo 'What the hell is going on here?!?!?!';
}
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Here is an image of what I am talking about. Be warned, this is about 67K...
http://www.codecompare.com/Opera9-DevNet-Issue.png
http://www.codecompare.com/Opera9-DevNet-Issue.png
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His proxy is jacked, if it's blocking 1 of the stylesheets that could cause it. Mebbe an @import or something.Burrito wrote:your proxy wouldn't have anything to do with the way your browser renders html![]()
as long as your browser is getting all of the code, it is it's job to deal with it appropriately.
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Dude, my proxy has been doing some stupid crap the last few days. In Sherbet, the other day, it stopped rendering all of the styles. I should have screen shotted it so you could see what I was talking about. Half the images in Opera 9 at work don't load (as you can see in the screen shot I put up earlier). My proxy is also shuffling IPs so I am getting logged out of DevNet every now and again.
This thing is killing me. I'm ready to quite my job and become a full-time devnet surfer.
This thing is killing me. I'm ready to quite my job and become a full-time devnet surfer.
if it were a MS proxy and not allowing the NTLM authentication then (in theory) it shouldn't let you out at all. If it does let you out and you are able to fetch the html / styles / js etc from the server, then it's your browser's responsibility to put it all together correctly (from cached info saved locally).
I guess I won't rule out the proxy entirely because I've heard of stranger things happening, but I'd lean more towards a bad Opera install or something to that effect.
I guess I won't rule out the proxy entirely because I've heard of stranger things happening, but I'd lean more towards a bad Opera install or something to that effect.
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