On Feb 22, 2:29 am, Spikey <[email protected]> wrote:
> firefox version 3.5.8, firebug version 1.5.0
>
> I am using firebug to change the look of a website but am having
> problems finding the right css code to change because firebug is
> showing me -moz- elements, it says these are in the template.css file
> but they aren't there, I now know that these are added by the Gecko
> rendering engine, I tried turning them off by unchecking 'show user
> agent css' in firebug but they still show, the problem is I need to
> find the actual css to change the background colour of the main
> content area but firebug only shows me the code below, how can I find
> the actual css code?
I'm unclear on what your question is, but Firebug shows you the CSS
styles used by Firefox to render the page you are seeing. If Firefox
uses 'moz' values, then Firebug will show you 'moz' values.
>
> body#bd {
> -moz-background-clip:border;
> -moz-background-inline-policy:continuous;
> -moz-background-origin:padding;
> background:#8E0855 none repeat scroll 0 0;
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ #8E0855 is the background color.
> color:#333333;
>
> Spikey
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