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need green border around exterior of elements on page
HI!
I would greatly appreciate someone showing how to add a 10 pixel green border around the exterior of the elements on this page by either modifying the existing rule(s) or adding a few new rule(s) to the existing style sheet for this page.
http://www.orlando-web-hosting.net/
TIA
I would greatly appreciate someone showing how to add a 10 pixel green border around the exterior of the elements on this page by either modifying the existing rule(s) or adding a few new rule(s) to the existing style sheet for this page.
http://www.orlando-web-hosting.net/
TIA
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Remorina & bill30,
I meant a border around the existing page.
I tried bill30's suggestion, but the border seems to stop part way around the page and breaks the bottom of the page where the copyright text is.
Here is a test page:
http://www.orlando-web-hosting.net/testpage1.asp
I meant a border around the existing page.
I tried bill30's suggestion, but the border seems to stop part way around the page and breaks the bottom of the page where the copyright text is.
Here is a test page:
http://www.orlando-web-hosting.net/testpage1.asp
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I'll assume by elements you mean the Plans, the only issue with this part is that you're using a table and rows & columns are shared, so if you still want to keep the same structure you would have to implement additional rules for the first row cells, middle rows and the last row cells.
The 1st row would have a top, right and left border, then middle ones only right and left border, then bottom ones would have left, right and bottom border.
I've taken that portion of your page along with relevent CSS and constructed the below example to show how this can be achieved, try the example below, you'll see that I've added 3 new classes (b1, b2 & b3) and assigned them to the cells respectively.
Cheers!
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