Opera Widgetize attempts to encourage more of its browser users to create little applications, or widgets, with a few mouse clicks instead of lengthy coding sessions.
A three-step process makes it easy for any Opera Widgetize! site provides the starting point for building a feed reader widget.
In the first step, the user can pick either the Classic style or the Advanced feature widget by clicking the radio button next to the desired choice. I picked the Advanced option and clicked over to step two, where I can name my widget (murdok Insider Reports) and assign a data feed to the widget.
Then I have the option of choosing a skin for the widget. The UFO theme appealed to me, so a radio button click there made that skin part of my widget. A preview of each theme appears on the page, so users can see how their widgets will look.
After that, the Opera Widgetize process generates the code for the new widget. If you are viewing this in Opera 9, you can
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