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I just noticed that Henry Henny “iheni” Swan — Senior Web Accessibility Consultant at Royal National Institute of the Blind for the past six years — is taking a job at Opera Software as a Web Evangelist. In addition to wishing him her well, his her post, Hello Opera provides a few quick tidbits about the Opera roster these days.
Congrats, iheni! I hope to see at a conference soon.
Update: I wrote this post in the middle of the night after working entirely too long and late. In my delirium, I misread Henny as Henry and used incorrect pronouns. Further, in the headline I mistakenly typed Swar instead of Swan (though I got it right in the body and in the permalink).
Sincere apologies for my clumsiness. Thanks to Henny for setting me straight!
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Jorrit Vermeiren October 11th, 2008 - 10:25 am
A bit of a side-note, I’m afraid…
Interestingly enough, this post related to Opera breaks your site in Opera. The dotted background on the footer somehow appears on the entire page, making it rather hard to read…
The culprit seems to be the INSERT tag you’ve used for the update text (or is that done by the blog software you’re using?).
You can fix the Opera problem if you either change the tag name to INS (INSERT isn’t actually a valid HTML4 tag), or move the opening and closing INSERT tags outside the paragraph tags enclosing the two update paragraphs.