Firefox doesn't take table styling from master style?

Question

I have a stylesheet in my master page that defines several general things (basic doc structure, header images, control styling etc). Amongs those styling rules are the table stylings.

Now in all pages that inherit from the master page, the tables are styled the same. It works in Opera and it even works in IE. But WHY oh WHY doesn't it work in FF? If I copy paste the exact same styling into a style sheet that gest loaded explicitly at the content page, it all works fine...

All my pages validate 100% XHTML strict. Sadly, there is no public example I can show you. Is this a known bug or am I doing something wrong?
--EDIT--
Sorry Y'all, a ctrl-f5 did the trick. Firefox's caching mechanism keeps surprising me! Closing topic...

Answer 1

You must be doing something wrong.

Download the ff web developer toolbar addin (or firebug for that matter) and use the "view css for element" tool to examine your table and see what styles are applied.

Answer 2

Have you tried to use the WebDeveloper Toolbar, and display the the ID and Class information? Should show you what is being applied to that element.

If you don't want to load an addin try XRAY which is a handy bookmarklet that will display the information and works across browsers.