December 2001
Intermediate to advanced
480 pages
9h 22m
English
As a design element, borders are tricky calls. On one hand, borders represent one of the worse aspects of amateur design in terms of isolating, separating, and generally chopping up a page. On the other hand, if used judiciously, borders can sometimes act as useful or even subtle frames to evoke the right kind of attention to the information without calling attention to itself. CSS provides several border styles, as shown in Table 12.2 Each style is a value of the border-style property.
| Value | Effect |
|---|---|
| none | No border (my personal favorite). |
| hidden | Relevant only for using collapsing border model and inhibiting other borders. (Has precedence over all other styles.) |
| dotted | Border made up of dotted lines. |
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