APEX 4.2.3 Bug: Cascading Style Sheets cannot edit from list view

APEX Builder page 4000:37
List view shows name, notes and download columns. The name column should link through to CSS Edit page (39), but instead downloads the file.
Workaround: Switch to the icon view, and click on the icon which takes you to the CSS edit page.
Can the APEX team correct this, as switching to icon view is not intuitive.
Regards
Mark

Hi,
Austin, after reminding me what I knew - That it was an issue with the application - I had a further think, and thought maybe that it is something to do with the settings of the application.
It turns out that it was a globalization setting.
I had to go to Shared Components > Globalization Attributes, and change the Application Primary Language from "English (Australia) (en-au)" to "English (US) (en-us)".
This fixed the problem and now I can view the data from the Oracle Financials Views.
Thanks for assisting - this had me going for days.
Amanda.

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