As I already explained in a comment on this solution, this may help with Opera 7.02, but doesn't actually fix any problem. In the easa blog, the class 'statusdark' doesn't have any width assigned to it, so the proposed change shouldn't accomplish anything.

By the way, I have no idea what the problem with easa is. In meisterkoechin's blog I noticed that a 200px wide table was put inside a 198px wide table cell, but that's not the problem with easa. However, what I know for sure is that usign tables for layouting purposes is wrong, evil and causes trouble. And there's no reason to use nested ones at all. Better make some nicer skins :-)

For example, the skin for an item in my 'recently modified box' is as follows:

[Macro not allowed in sandbox: comment.content] ( [Macro not allowed in sandbox: comment.creator] ,  [Macro not allowed in sandbox: comment.modifytime] )

.small { color: [Macro not allowed in sandbox: layout.smallcolor] ; font-family: [Macro not allowed in sandbox: layout.smallfont] ; font-size: [Macro not allowed in sandbox: layout.smallsize] ; } This is much simpler and works fine in any browser. If you want to do this, you have to get rid of the table framework in the enclosing skin.

Note that this is just an example. The <h3> makes sense because I also make appropriate use of <h1> and <h2> on my site, which easa doesn't.