This may be a similar issue to #967166: Content rendered via AJAX does not respect stylesheets removed in .info files but the patch doesn't fix it. Have tested this with the latest dev version of core.

1) Create a content type with a file upload field
2) Download and enable the Hierarchical Select module (and hs_menu)
3) Create a node, first use the HS menu widget, then try to upload a file (make sure you're using an admin theme).
4) You'll see the front-end theme's css is loaded when the file "Upload" button is clicked.

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nod_
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Have you tried the HS queue first? I haven't run into this kind of bug before.

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acbramley commented

Yeah but no response there, I suspect it isn't an HS bug though since there are a few core issues that are similar to it and I have several sites using different versions of HS with vastly different contrib modules and all have exactly the same issue.

I posted in core as the issue I linked above seems to be almost the same thing, just sort of backwards :P

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acbramley commented

#1671336: Using file upload field after an HS widget on node edit form includes all theme css + js is the issue in HS queue

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acbramley commented

This isn't localised to just HS, as described here http://drupal.stackexchange.com/questions/5921/how-do-i-prevent-d7s-ajax... where an ajax request from an admin page to a non admin page did exactly the same thing. I've used hook_admin_paths as a workaround fix for now.

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I think I'm seeing this in 8.x also - is there another issue for it?

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