What version of opera did you test? It looks fine in 7.2beta7

I saw this error message on the front page just below the colocation
donated by message when I was not logged in:

user error: Duplicate entry 'taxnav:block:latest_updates' for key 1
query: INSERT INTO cache (cid, data, created, expire) VALUES('taxnav:block:latest_updates', '<div class=\"item-list\"><div class=\"title\">News:</div><ul><li><a href=\"http://kerneltrap.org/taxonomy/view/or/12,36,38,40,37,39,97,9,14,16,13,15\" title=\"Interview: Rusty Russell :: by jeremy on Tuesday, September 23, 2003 - 08:03\">Features</a> <font size=\"-2\" color=\"#DDDDDD\">(09/23)</font></li><li><a href=\"http://kerneltrap.org/taxonomy/view/or/3,38,14\" title=\"FreeBSD: Improving ULE Scheduler Performance :: by jeremy on Sunday, October 19, 2003 - 22:51\">FreeBSD</a> <font size=\"-2\" color=\"#FF0000\">(10/19)</font></li><li><a href=\"http://kerneltrap.org/taxonomy/view/or/2,37,13,19\" title=\"Linux: iSCSI Target Implementation :: in /home/http/kerneltrap43/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 90.

http://www.codemonkeys.at/~mad/misc/kerneltrap_ie.png (134 KB)

I really like the appearance of the new site.

I noticed that the link tag that refers to the tab stylesheet is in the body of the document, but HTML 4 only allows the link tag to appear in the head of the document. The W3C MarkUp Validation Service also finds this problem. Opera seems to have quite a good CSS implementation, so it's quite likely that correcting this error will make the pages work as you intend in any recent version of that browser.

Some comments seem to be missing. They are listed on the main page (eg: 10 comments, 4 new), but when I go to read the article, there are either a subset of the comments (only 2 or 3) or the comments are gone. My read mode is set to:

Threaded List - expanded
Date - oldest first
30 comments per page
view all comments

Any ideas?
-molo

Since the upgrade, my page style (2 column, with ads, polls, and whatnot on the left) does not render correctly on either Mozilla 1.5 for Windows, or Mozilla 1.2.1 for Linux. The left column will take almost the entire width of the page, with all of the comments (or blog entries) as a little sliver on the right.



3 column (default) format does seem to work OK.



The other thing I don't particularly care for is having to go through a menu to pick which kind of content you want to add, as opposed to having separate links for "add blog entry", "add story", etc. right from the home page.

Ever since the upgrade, I cannot view comments when browsing the site as anonymous. If I click on the title of a comment to view it, I am returned to the front page. If I change my comment viewing options and hit 'Save', the same thing happens.

Moz 1.3 on Linux

This is probably a Mozilla bug, version 1.2.1/Windows2000
Every time I visit Kerneltrap the left column is rendered over the whole page. A little bit later will Mozilla aquire the format that you intended. This is a little bit annoying, more annoying when you had your salary survey covering the whole page.
Lately has Mozilla started to render column 1 over the whole page, you have to panorate with the slide bar to read the other columns, this is increadible annoying.
The problem can sometimes be solved by reloading the page, or clicking on another kerneltrap link.
I beleive this is a hard to track down intermittent error somewhere.

/Magnus