Since I don't have Opera on any of my machines, I didn't test it on that (at the end of the write up that the link points to, I note that I only tested it on a limited set of browsers).
The fellow that created the CSS Pencils test also noted to me that it doesn't work in Opera. It is some bug in the way I did the CSS, but it doesn't mean that it won't work at all - just takes some tweaking.
But yes, if your browser won't render the DIVs correctly, then you sure aren't going to see much of anything useful.
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