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【正文】 ement including the padding and border. paddingbox: The width and height properties specify the size of the element. The padding, border and margin are added outside of this size. mozimageregionFor elements that have an image, this property sets the area of the image that is used. You can set multiple elements to use the same image but use a different region of the image, reducing the amount of memory required. You can change this property to simulate animation. The syntax is similar to the clip property. All four values are relative to the upper left corner of the image. mozimageregion: rect(top, right, bottom, left)。t have any affect on content loaded as chrome, except in textboxes. A similar property 39。userfocus39。s system draws such elements. This currently only has an effect on Windows XP and Mac OS X.mozbackgroundclip Indicates whether the background, either the color or image, should extend into the border area of the element. This property is similar to the CSS3 backgroundclip property.border: The background extends into the border of the element. It will be drawn behind the border. padding: The background does not extend into the border. mozbackgroundinlinepolicy mozkeyequivalentmozopacityThis property can be used to make an element partially transparent. Any content behind the element will be partially visible. This should be a decimal number between 0 and 1, where 0 means invisible and 1 means fully opaque. Thus, means halfway between. Newer versions of Mozilla ( and later) support the CSS3 property 39。userselect39。, you can disable focusing the element, which means that the user will not be able to activate the element. The element will be skipped in the tab sequence. A similar property 39。s theme. This causes XUL elements to be drawn similar to the way the user39。opacity39。 has been proposed for CSS3.none: The text of the element cannot be selected. normal: The text can be selected by the user. displayAlthough the display property is part of standard CSS, some additional values are allowed, for the XUL layout styles. You can use these values for nonXUL elements too, although they may produce unusual results.mozbox: Child elements are laid out horizontally or vertically. mozinlinebox: mozgrid: Child elements are laid out as a XUL grid. mozinlinegrid: mozgridgroup: Child elements are laid out as a group of grid columns or rows. This is the layout used by the rows and columns elements. You can use the orientation (mozboxorient) to set which direction. Rows would normally have vertical orientation and columns would have a horizontal orientation. mozgridline: Child elements are laid out as a single column or row of a grid. You can use the orientation (mozboxorient) to set which direction. mozstack: Child elements are laid out one on top of each other like the XUL stack element. mozinlinestack: mozdeck: Child elements are laid out one on top of each other like the XUL deck element. Unlike a stack, only the top element is displayed. mozpopup: mozgroupbox: overflowMozilla supports some additional values for the overflow property that are not in standard CSS. The overflow property is used to specify what happens when the content is too large for t
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