Editting Borders
If you haven't already, you might want to check out the Getting Started tutorial. I'll be using some terms from there, and it will help you understand how to put the following information to use.For every site that I've done codes for, the section title to edit the main border is simply the word body. However, you'll mostly use borders under different sections such as the font, headers, and tables.
Here are the different properties of the border you can change, and what you can change them to. Put these codes after the { after the section title:
border-color: xxx;
Replace the xxx with the color you want to use. Hex codes are the best way to go. Click here for a list of web safe hex codes
border-width: xxx;
Replace the xxx with the size you want your border to be, written as #px. Good, clean borders are usually only 1px, but you can use whatever number you want.
border-style: xxx;
Replace the xxx with the word solid, dotted, dashed, double, dashed, groove, ridge, inset, outset, hidden, or none. The way most of those will look is self-explanatory. Just experiment with them to see which looks best.
You can get pretty specific when it comes to borders. The border on every side of the section you're editting can be different. To do this, use those same properties, but add the side you want to edit into them. Here's an example:
border-right-color: xxx;
The four sides are named top, left, right, and bottom. They can be placed in the middle of any of the border properties, just like in my example. Did you get completely confused? Here's what my code looks like. Yours won't look exactly the same, but you should be able to get the idea.
body {
border-color:#000000;
border-width:1px;
border-style:solid;}
I'm not accepting new ones for now, sorry.
