Css Coloring Support - Web Forms 2.0 test case - input[type=number]

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About this test case: CSS support: browsers should either execute both foreground and background color styling on elements, or neither, to avoid contrast conflicts. The background of the form above is pink. Inside it, the background of the top input element is set to black. Its font colour is set to white. All browsers that support HTML4 and CSS should display a black box with white text, against a pink background. This can be compared to the bottom input, which isn't styled at all. Browsers that support Web Forms 2.0 should display the same, plus their own implementation of Web Forms functionality.
Currently (2006-12-05), Opera 9.10 fails this test for the styled input[type=number]. Opera does set the font colour to white, but takes the Windows background colour for the input element. On most Windows systems the user set this to white too, which leads to an invisible text in the input, and thus an unusable form. (We can see the text is present upon selecting it inside the input, for instance by double-clicking.)
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