When a CSS style rule is "not parsed okay" it has a warning icon. However, the reason that warning icon is there is not known. There should be a tooltip, or something else, with the image to explain to user why the warning is there. There could be a number of reasons: - unknown property (-moz-something: ...) - unknown value for property (color: a) - other? Currently the image is inserted via CSS if the property was (!parsedOk). The CSS in inspector.css is: > .styles-section .properties li.not-parsed-ok::before { > content: url(Images/warningIcon.png); > ... > }
Another issue might just a syntax issue. That is probably indistinguishable between an unknown value for property.
*** Bug 60431 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Created attachment 116350 [details] Patch
Committed r101080: <http://trac.webkit.org/changeset/101080>