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why not just do this in CSS?<br />
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&lt;style&gt;<br />
table {border:1px solid #000}<br />
all four borders will be black<br />
table img {border:1px solid #000}<br />
all four borders of the image will be black<br />
&lt;/style&gt;<br />
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just change the color code to gold and one to silver, play around with thickness and colors to get the affect
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why not just do this in CSS?

<style>
table {border:1px solid #000}
all four borders will be black
table img {border:1px solid #000}
all four borders of the image will be black
</style>

just change the color code to gold and one to silver, play around with thickness and colors to get the affect

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How can i get a chrome 3D effect tho in CSS? (sorry if i wasn't clear about that)
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How can i get a chrome 3D effect tho in CSS? (sorry if i wasn't clear about that)

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thanks anyway, i was able to finagle a cell background frame from photoshop, with drop shadow, etc.<br />

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thanks anyway, i was able to finagle a cell background frame from photoshop, with drop shadow, etc.


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My client wants to highlight two sets of product thumbnails with gold and silver borders.<br />
How can i achieve a chrome-like effect?<br />
<br />
I can only think of trying to make a fixed-size background (fixed is dangerous i know) and making a frame in PS.<br />
Are there any other tricks people can think of?<br />
<br />
thanks!<br />

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My client wants to highlight two sets of product thumbnails with gold and silver borders.
How can i achieve a chrome-like effect?

I can only think of trying to make a fixed-size background (fixed is dangerous i know) and making a frame in PS.
Are there any other tricks people can think of?

thanks!


HTML design technique question: gold and silver borders for table

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