What is the *correct* way to unset the behavior property in CSS?

Question

I'm wondering what the correct way to reset/unset the CSS behavior property is for IE.

div { behavior:url(fixIE.htc); }

I need to reset this for some specific elements. I started searching for the answer after I noticed that this does not work:

.my-div { behavior:0; }

I found an SO post that says an empty string worked, but there's no reference cited that this is in fact the correct way to do it:

.my-div { behavior:''; }

However, I've seen this used in some code I've come across:

.my-div { behavior:none; }

I cannot find any actual reference as it's not really in the spec, the closest thing I found was here:

http://reference.sitepoint.com/css/behavior

...but it doesn't clarify the issue.

Which way is correct, or does it not matter (consider javascript interaction as well, if it makes any difference)? Please include a reference if it exists - that's what I'm really looking for.

Answer 1

You can check it at the w3c documentation here. As it says, the initial value is none.