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CSS hack for Opera

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Mar 20.2005

Does Opera have some kind of proprietary way of declaring CSS? Like conditional comments?

What I need to do is hide a Flash movie from Opera. (It won’t recognize the transparency and it therefore ruins the page)

I used PHP to serve a picture instead of the movie on other sites, but I can’t use it on this site.

Thanks

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@BonRougeMar 20.2005 — This works for me :
[CODE]@media all and (min-width: 0px){ #menu {position:absolute; top:10px; left:0; }}[/CODE]
I use this to fix my position:fixed menu for Opera which doesn't handle it very well. I left the details in just to show you where to put the style info.

I hope this helps.
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@amazing_andr3authorMar 20.2005 — Thanks, that seems to work all right.

But it isn't in the standards, is it? Wouldn't want Firefox 1.5 or whatever to stop displaying the movie...
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@BonRougeMar 20.2005 — Well, it seems to get through the validator OK.
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