How to reset default button style in Firefox 4?

I actually found the solution myself. In your url field type: resource://gre-resources/forms. Css - this will open forms.

Css for FF4 - and search for the following selector button::-moz-focus-inner, inputtype="reset"::-moz-focus-inner, inputtype="button"::-moz-focus-inner, inputtype="submit"::-moz-focus-inner, inputtype="file" > inputtype="button"::-moz-focus-inner Now just put that in your main stylesheet like: button::-moz-focus-inner, inputtype="reset"::-moz-focus-inner, inputtype="button"::-moz-focus-inner, inputtype="submit"::-moz-focus-inner, inputtype="file" > inputtype="button"::-moz-focus-inner {border:0;padding:0;margin:0;} It shouldn't be overriding your css anymore. Also note that if you haven't defined any font style for your inputs FF won't inherit body font styling.

Thank you. Sadly, finding those css resource files is no longer applicable in Firefox 6; however, this resolved my issue still. – Patrick Robert Shea O'Connor Sep 26 at 20:38 @PatrickRobertSheaO'Connor In ff6 it got changed to resource://gre-resources/html.

Css – easwee Oct 12 at 13:13 Awesome, thanks! – Patrick Robert Shea O'Connor Oct 13 at 18:37.

Just use a css reset stylesheet, that will reset all the default css for most browsers meyerweb.com/eric/tools/css/reset/ or read this stackeoverflow Q&A Best css reset.

No it won't. I'm using a reset stylesheet. Read the question again to get what I'm reffering to.

– easwee Mar 28 at 13:57 yes but even if you find that css file in firefox the change will still only apply to you and nobody else – krike Mar 28 at 14:00 It will apply to everyone once I find which selector is adding that and I override it with a more specified selector in my main stylesheet. It always worked in all FF versions till now. – easwee Mar 28 at 14:04 oh yes I see.

Well looks like you found it :) – krike Mar 28 at 14:34 Yeah - maybe my question was bit unclear - edited few words for future if anyone searches for this. – easwee Mar 28 at 14:39.

Try setting it's values to undefined (border:undefined etc). Not sure here, but it worked for me when I had a similiar problem.

Tried this but no good. – easwee Mar 30 at 13:09.

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