Vakkotaur

When I switched to PCLinuxOS I also went to the latest version of Opera. That was fine, but evidently my custom user.css file was clobbered despite my backup. One nuisance was that the despicable LJ navbar would show up again at times. Then I found that Opera was rendering the contemptible <marquee> tag and it wasn't just a stupid CSS trick. And then to really torque me off, I found Opera lowered itself even further to rendering the <blink> tag as well. This cannot be allowed to stand. One of the many reasons I started using Opera was that such idiocies were not rendered. Fortunately there is a work-around for this deficiency of rendering tags that really ought not to be rendered, but rather shot.

( Nuking the stupidity with CSS. )

It would be good if the navbar obeyed the ?style=mine bit and didn't appear to me on pages I went to from my own journal or friend's list. As it is, it doesn't follow that cue and is quite annoying.