I was just looking at the XUL source a bit, and it looks like attributes in XUL override anything set in the style system. So instead of being considered at the level of presentational hints (as HTML attributes are), they override everything (including user !important rules, UA !important rules, etc).
Is this on purpose? Do we want it to remain that way?
-Boris
I don't know if this is on porpuse.
but I think it is ok, XUL isn't a presentation language like HTML so if you use attrs for style it's becouse you want to modified dinamicaly and you want to overwrite every style rule.
Just my opinion.
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