Style Sheets You can change how Opera displays Web pages by changing "Author mode" to "User mode" in the View > Style menu, or using the button on the view toolbar. Author mode, which is default, lets you see Web pages as the author intended, while user mode lets you view pages in your own style. Each mode contains a set of preferences. Switch between the two sets by clicking the image button on the view toolbar and selecting from the drop-down list. Usually you will change settings for your own mode (user mode), but you...
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You can apply a skin to Opera to entirely change the way Opera look. Skins change the colors, buttons, icons, back- and foreground images etc. It is extremely easy to get and install skins for Opera. Use Tools > Appearence > Skin, and then "Find more skins", and you will be taken to the My Opera Community skin section. There you will find many different skins, all made by people from our user community. When you have found a skin you like, click on "Download this skin"; Opera will then download it directly for you, and...
All users have individual needs and likes, and thus it is impossible to create a user interface that suits everyone. To reflect this, it has been made very easy to customize Opera's interface to your very own liking. Customize toolbars Available in the menu under View > Toolbars, this dialog is the main control center for changing the Opera interface. Add, move or remove buttons, toolbars and search fields. Computer Repair and Computer Technical Support will always be provided by Microsoft certified techs 24x7....
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Opera has always been known for its configurability. You can change both how it behaves and how it looks. This is where you can set how Opera works. You can access the preferences in Opera by pressing Alt+P or by going to Tools > Preferences. A selection of the most used preference settings is gathered in the Quick Preferences for instant access. Press F12 or go to Tools > Quick preferences and have a look. Not all pages are the same. Sometimes, you may want to apply one preference to most sites, but selectively...
Personal bar The Personal bar is a toolbar that can consist of bookmarks, folders with bookmarks, or your favourite search engines, for instant access. You can configure all this yourself simply by dragging and dropping from the panels. Links can also be dragged from the address field and from within documents. Choose a bookmark folder for display in the personal bar by right-clicking it in the panel. Choose which searches to include on the personal bar by right-clicking it and viewing the options available. This toolbar...