I think it would work if you removed the .security-protected .entry .entry-title stuff from your CSS for the locked, filtered, and private images.
The duplicate is caused from applying the background image to both the .entry-title section and the img[src*=''] section. When you use a comma, it denotes it as a separate entity you want to add the background image to. But you don't really need to have the .entry-title part in there to begin with, since you wanted the replacement security images to show up next to your date instead of by the entry title.
The reason that it didn't duplicate for the custom groups is because the background image couldn't be applied to this code: .security-filtered .entry .entry-title. Because the class .security-filtered doesn't exist. The class for custom entries is .security-custom.
Hope that was helpful. If it's confusing, I could always just repost the code you put up with changes.
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Date: 2012-01-03 03:58 am (UTC).security-protected .entry .entry-titlestuff from your CSS for the locked, filtered, and private images.The duplicate is caused from applying the background image to both the
.entry-titlesection and theimg[src*='']section. When you use a comma, it denotes it as a separate entity you want to add the background image to. But you don't really need to have the.entry-titlepart in there to begin with, since you wanted the replacement security images to show up next to your date instead of by the entry title.The reason that it didn't duplicate for the custom groups is because the background image couldn't be applied to this code:
.security-filtered .entry .entry-title. Because the class.security-filtereddoesn't exist. The class for custom entries is.security-custom.Hope that was helpful. If it's confusing, I could always just repost the code you put up with changes.