Firefox CSS Private Property Memo record _ Experience Exchange

Sometimes.. Some things Firefox always support bad .... Only private properties can be found to help ....
Example also rice do ... Because too many too do not understand ... And so on when understanding the cost of ebooks.
Although these are not recommended to use, but when you do not have to have a solution.

At-rules

@-moz-document url(http://www.w3.org/),
url-prefix(http://www.w3.org/Style/),
domain(loaoao.com){
div{color:red;}
}
Specifies which domain name the style is useful for: such as domain (loaoao.com) can be used under www.loaoao.com, lab.loaoao.com, and if it is domain (www.loaoao.com). You can only use it in www.loaoao.com.

Pseudo-elements and pseudo-classes pseudo-class and pseudo-object

: The-moz-series has not been understood. I don't know if it's only applied to XUL.

Properties Property

moz-appearance: appearance value

directly define the appearance (Test no results ...)

-moz-binding: uri | none ;

link XBL with HTC very much like the east.

-moz-background-clip: border | padding ;

whether the background includes border, padding not included, corresponds to CSS3 background-clip

-moz-background-inline-policy: bounding-box | continuous | each-box

examples of how inline background rendering works

-moz-background-origin: border | padding | content

the way the background is rendered is rendered according to Background-position to the side or content. Background-repeat:no-repeat is not valid,
corresponding CSS3 Background-origin

-moz-border-top-colors:[color | transparent,]* color | transparent ; -moz-border-right-colors,-moz-border-bottom-colors,-moz-left-right-colors

give border define multiple colors from outside to inside. Each one is only 1px, the last one fills the remaining border, and the Border-style becomes solid.
No default. No inheritance, available for all elements

-moz-border-radius: border-radius {1,4} | inherit

defining the fillet can be defined separately-moz-border-radius-bottomleft,-moz-border-radius-bottomright,-moz-border-radius-topleft,- Moz-border-radius-topright

-moz-box-align: start | center | end | baseline | stretch

defines the location of the content that can only be used for display values that are-moz-box or-moz-inline-box elements

-moz-box-direction: normal | reverse

defines the opposite direction of the content, such as direction, which can only be used for display values that are-moz-box or-moz-inline-box elements

-moz-box-flex: number

It's unclear. The test has no results. Values that can be used only for display are-moz-box or-moz-inline-box elements

-moz-box-ordinal-group

No official description

-moz-box-orient: horizontal | vertical

It's unclear. The test has no results. Values that can be used only for display are-moz-box or-moz-inline-box elements

-moz-box-pack: start | center | end | justify

defines the content direction, (justify invalid), such as Class Text-algin, which can only be used for display values that are-moz-box or-moz-inline-box elements

-moz-box-sizing: content-box | border-box | padding-box

border and padding are not counted on width/height inside

-moz-image-region: rect(top, right, bottom, left);

and so finishing ...

-moz-key-equivalent

No official description

-moz-opacity:number | inherit ;

transparency ... The opacity with CSS3 is also defined without overlapping.

-moz-outline: [-moz-outline-color || -moz-outline-style || -moz-outline-width | inherit ] ;

external line contour with CSS3 outline supports-moz-outline-radius (rounded corners)

Values Property value

cursor:-moz-alias | -moz-cell | -moz-context-menu | -moz-copy | -moz-grab | -moz-grabbing | -moz-spinning | -moz-zoom-in |-moz-zoom-out

Define the mouse style ... Some of my tests are not the same as the official one. I tested it in a small box behind it.

display: -moz-box | -moz-inline-block | -moz-inline-box | -moz-inline-grid | -moz-inline-stack | -moz-inline-table | -moz-grid | -moz-grid-group | -moz-grid-line | -moz-groupbox | -moz-deck | -moz-popup | -moz-stack | -moz-run-in | -moz-compact | -moz-marker

Some of the display ... Corresponding instructions and other additions

overflow: | -moz-scrollbars-horizontal | -moz-scrollbars-none | -moz-scrollbars-vertical | -moz-hidden-unscrollable

Some of the overflow ... Corresponding instructions and other additions

There's a lot more ... And so you know and then add ...

Source: Developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/css_reference:mozilla_extensions

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