Mozilla bug? Fedora bug? Or PEBKAC?

    Date: 03/09/10 (Mozilla)    Keywords: css, linux

    The following was observed under Firefox 3.5.8, Fedora Core Linux. While coding a form, I created the following attached CSS rule:



    applied against the following (name= is obfuscated):

    (text here)


    (text here)



    (text here)




    The result should have been textarea, input, and select elements indented by 6em.

    Instead only input and select were indented. When I changed the rule to:

    p.explain  input,select,textarea

    only select and textarea were indented.

    It seems that no matter the tag order, the first comma 'd term is not indented.

    Questions:
    Am I just blind? Missing a CSS rule? Not seeing an obvious PEBKAC?

    OR
    Is this a Mozilla.org grade bug (I suck at searching Bugzilla), which should be filed with them,  or something I should report to the Fedora project and let them push it upstream? Or pull a fix downstream for that matter?

    Source: http://mozilla.livejournal.com/445548.html

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