I understand that if I disable the "Show User Agent CSS" option I should not see this in the Style panel, should I?
-moz-background-clip:border; -moz-background-inline-policy:continuous; -moz-background-origin:padding; The option is working because it adds or remove "html.css" to the panel but I cannot hide these other rules. The panel claims they are in the site's *.css file (it mentions the file name and the line). If I click on the file link I get a copy of the file where those rules _are_ actually there. But they're *not* there if I inspect the CSS file from Firefox's View Source and, definitively, they aren't in the original file. I've disabled JavaScript just in case but it still happens. It only seems to affect one of the sites I am developing. I do all sites mostly the same way so I can't figure out what makes this different. Do you have any clue about why this -moz-background-* stuff shows up? I'm using latest 1.5.0 on Windows XP.
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