<param> attribute support is added for controlling animations/scripts; see:
Opera supports the OpenGL 2D/3D graphics API; see OpenGL API
Opera supports the Direct3D device driver interface (DDI); see Direct3D
<canvas> element
Opera supports the <canvas>
element specification, including canvas shadows, which is currently a work in progress.
There is support for listening to any event in the svg module. Some events are not sent by core, for example: activate.
onkeyup, onkeydown and
onkeypress don't register a corresponding event listener for those events.element.addEventListener('keydown',
keyhandler-function, false).evt.preventDefault() to prevent any key-event that should be handled
only by the script from escaping upwards to the UI which may be listening for shortcut keys.SVGElement.currentFps and SVGElement.targetFps
properties. These properties respectively read and control SVG frames per second; see this
Opera reference.Opera supports the following SVG inclusion types.
<object> element<iframe> element<embed> element<img> elementbackground-image propertylist-style-image propertySome content may fail to render if sent with the wrong MIME-type, or if the namespace declarations are missing.
image/svg+xml.http://www.w3.org/2000/svg and xlink: http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink.font-size: 12; in CSS will mean the value is invalid, and thus it will be ignored.styleelements,
styleattributes and external stylesheets.
content property can also embed SVG.
Support has been added for the buffered-rendering property; see
section 11.10.5.
SVG is output as a bitmap image to the printer.
Opera supports:
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