This is the place to discuss the Opera Web Standards Curriculum. Feel free to leave feedback here, including suggesting improvements, pointing out errors, asking for help, and requesting more clarity in how to use the course to teach and learn.
By reywob
Wednesday, 9. July 2008, 07:51:47

Typographical errors
Not being able to find a bug tracker...
On
http://dev.opera.com/articles/view/1-introduction-to-the-web-standards-cur/ in the blue informational box it says:
The worst thing is that I say "“n the old days” above
which should be "
in the old days"!
By reywob
Wednesday, 9. July 2008, 07:54:53

List item 3 (Accessibility) on the same page:
(ie, people who have restricted movement, and might not be able to use their hands properly, or at all.)
The full stop should be after the bracket, not before.
By dstorey
Thursday, 10. July 2008, 13:42:29

The first has been fixed. The second depends on what style manual one is following, and I believe british and american english differ in this regard. I'm not sure which we are following. Chris?
By chrismills
Thursday, 10. July 2008, 15:18:54

Originally posted by dstorey:
The first has been fixed. The second depends on what style manual one is following, and I believe british and american english differ in this regard. I'm not sure which we are following. Chris?
It should be after the bracket, according to the convention I've been trying to follow. I'll fix it.
By nocapital
Friday, 25. July 2008, 06:42:31

In Article 13, the inline <pre> code samples for
headinlinesylesmedia.html, headscript.html and
externaljs.html are missing the comma between helvetica and arial in font-family, both media="screen" and media="print". The downloaded headtutorial.zip demo files have it correct. (Noted: zipped
leaving.js demo file is 0 KB, it just exists to prevent errors?)
By andreasbovens
Wednesday, 13. August 2008, 08:50:57

Originally posted by nocapital:
In Article 13, the inline <pre> code samples for headinlinesylesmedia.html, headscript.html and externaljs.html are missing the comma between helvetica and arial in font-family, both media="screen" and media="print". The downloaded headtutorial.zip demo files have it correct.
Thanks for pointing out these errors. Fixed now.