CSS Test Suite Results: Opera 3.5 beta 9 for Windows 32-bit

Bugs

The list that follows is a list of bugs in the browser, that is, what is described is in error. I have also included a few partially supported features as bugs.

1.3

Underlining is ugly. There should be a stable baseline.

1.6

font-family: sans-serif fails because font-family is unsupported. Thus the use of HTML BODY in the selector must still be checked.

5.2.5

• bolder should not be any bolder than bold. It is a relative descriptor, but this misunderstanding may have been due to an early incorrect version of the W3C CSS Test Suite.
• Font weight 500 should probably be rendered as bold, as per the example in the CSS2 spec.

5.2.6

• I would expect smaller to lead to the same result as small when the inherited value is normal.
• ex units are way too big; they are being treated as em (However, they seem to be done right in Section 5.4.1 and other places).

5.2.7

• Weight 900 is not rendered as well in this page on italic, larger fonts as it is in section 5.2.5.
• Either the font-size or the line-height of the font in pixels (the last one) is handled incorrectly.

5.3.6

• Single word background-attachment values (i.e., center instead of center center are not supported.
• The paragraph margin disappeared in the last paragraph before the table.

5.4.3

The underlining should be a constant color. (I'm not sure where the spec says this.)

5.4.3

The following text-aligns do not work: text-top and middle.

5.4.8

In the TABLE, the TABLE .ten selector does not work properly.

5.5.01, etc.

The TABLE's border picks up the aqua background of some of its contents.

5.5.22

• The top edge of the thin maroon border (the second example) is black (or darker than the rest), as are the top and bottom edges of the double maroon medium border (the sixth example).
• The image anchor should not have a border.

5.5.23

• I have display problems when I scroll down using PdDn (not with arrows), when the window size is small enough that the second square is not in the first "page" of the document.
• The width: on TABLE was completely ignored.

5.5.25

I think that according to the CSS2 spec, the vertical alignment of the floating images is incorrect.

5.5.25c

• The image in the second example should appear after the paragraph. The same type of problem occurs in the sixth example if one makes the window narrow.
• In the ninth example, the yellow rectangle should be within the blue one, as described, because a floated element within a block element should stay within the borders of that block element (as far as the top and sides are concerned, not the bottom).

5.5.26b

The top of the yellow rectangle should be aligned with the top of the green menu, not the blue one. That is, the setting of clear on a float should not have any effect on non-floating elements that follow.

5.6.3

The roman numeral and letter (and, I imagine, large numbers too) list item markers go outside the margins of the body or the table.

5.6.4, 5.6.6

The list marker images don't have enough padding around them. (There is exactly zero separation between the marker and the text, and that is just a function of the size of the marker.)

5.6.5

• The list-style-position: inside causes the entire list to gain extra left-margin that it should not have.
• There probably shouldn't be space before the bullets.

5.6.6

There is probably too much space before the capital A with list-style-position: inside. Maybe it should be treated similar to a :before, but possibly with more space afterwards? Neither CSS1 nor CSS2 is very clear on this.

6.4

On failing to load the background image, the background should go to the color specified in the same background declaration (white) rather than defaulting to none.

Unsupported Features

• Alternate Stylesheets (1.1)
• A: active selector (2.1)
• font-family: (5.2.2,5.2.7)
• background-attachment: (5.3.5)
• margin-bottom: (5.5.03), (5.5.05)
• all values of display: except for block and none (5.6.1)
• white-space: (5.6.2)

Other Bugs I've Heard About (not from CSS Test Suite)

• Opera does not seem to support background color on a TR. See http://www2.hunterlink.net.au/~ddrge/magazine/mags.html.

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