White borders around Firefox entry boxes

Hi. I'm trying to fix / work around a quirky cosmetic bug that occurs in Firefox (OpenOffice, too) with Murrine SVN and, unfortunately, other GTK engines. There are white borders around entry boxes, that disappear if I mouse-over them, but reappear when I do, well, anything. I was going to work around it by theming the entry boxes with Clearlooks instead of Murrine, but it suffers from the same problem (it's more glaring there, actually). Standard Murrine from community, and Murrine from Ubuntu (aur package) do not suffer from this problem, but unfortunately, it cannot co-exist with Murrine SVN.
Here's a screenshot of the problem in question:
How would you suggest I work around, or preferably, fix this problem?
Last edited by TiZ (2009-02-27 03:22:57)

It appears to be a bug in the SpryMenuBar.js v0.12 after all.
I found an acceptable solution by commenting out line 163
changing
this.addClassName(items
, this.isieClass);
to
// this.addClassName(items, this.isieClass);
Now the menu is rendered correctly without the white
borders/margins.
I guess it is not always IE's fault ;-)
Something for the Adobe crew to pick up for their next
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