Aharvey wrote:
> I've poked at this a bit, and while I can reproduce it, I can't
> figure out why Opera computes a display: none rule for the h2 and
> time elements. It also can't be overridden â even a style
> attribute on the element with !important, which should best
> everything, doesn't change the computed style.
>
> Given that Opera 12 is discontinued, Opera for Android has minimal
> market share, and this works fine in the Blink-based current version,
> I'm inclined to mark this as won't fix, although I'd be interested if
> there was a patch that did fix this.
It seems that the invisible header is caused by
header.title {content: " ";}
At least disabling this rule shows the heading and sets the display
property to "block" in Opera 12.17.
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