.phabricator-main-search-typeahead-result probably shouldn't be split into two different CSS files, that's a little confusing. If the CSS is only for the search typeahead, it can stay in main-menu-css. I'd probably move the other rules over as well and remove the .typeahead-browse-item. I'd maybe look at blame to see how it ended up scoped there just in case I'm missing something.

Also, I've been using this rule for making the image look disabled as well.

opacity: .8;
-webkit-filter: grayscale(100%);
filter: grayscale(100%);

Sure, I'm just trying to figure out how to apply a style to an image that's actually a background-image set on a <span> element.

This is how the image is getting created currently:

var attr = {
  className: 'phabricator-main-search-typeahead-result'
};

if (object.imageURI) {
  attr.style = {backgroundImage: 'url('+object.imageURI+')'};
}

Probably right on .phabricator-main-search-typeahead-result.result-closed. I think it's fine to just hit the whole div in that case.

That worked, thanks!

bellissimo