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How to adjust userChrome.css to move the #identity-icon-label to the right side of the #urlbar?

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zanlok
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I hate the way the #identity-icon-label moves the URL over to the right. I've applied a patch to just hide it, but I'd rather make it behave more like IE8 and just have that box show up way over at the right end of the #urlbar.

So far, my customization experiments in userChrome.css havent yielded the desired result. Also, I thought it would be nice for someone else to be able to search and find a solution to this issue. (If it can be answered.)

Thanks :)

I hate the way the #identity-icon-label moves the URL over to the right. I've applied a patch to just hide it, but I'd rather make it behave more like IE8 and just have that box show up way over at the right end of the #urlbar. So far, my customization experiments in userChrome.css havent yielded the desired result. Also, I thought it would be nice for someone else to be able to search and find a solution to this issue. (If it can be answered.) Thanks :)

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cor-el
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Try code like this to set the wanted order. 

#urlbar    .textbox-input-box {-moz-box-ordinal-group:1!important}
#identity-box                 {-moz-box-ordinal-group:2!important}
#urlbar-icons                 {-moz-box-ordinal-group:3!important}