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border-colorIf there are less than four values, value replication takes effect. So if you want H1 elements to have thin, black top and bottom borders with thick, gray side borders, and medium, gray borders around P elements, this will suffice, as we can see in Figure 7-42: | ||
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11.2.7. Preserving Boldness
Here's Rather than writing a whole new style sheet, you could simply place IMG {float: none;} in your document's embedded style sheet. Beyond this type of circumstance, though, there really isn't much call to use float: none in your HTML documents.
7.6.2. Clear
Well, wewords, the values you supply for border will apply to all four sides equally. If you want the borders to be different for a single element, you'll need to use some of the other border properties. Of course, it's possible to turn the cascade to your advantage:
H1 {border: thick silver solid;
border-left-width: 20px;}The second rule overrides the width value for the left border assigned by the first rule, thus replacing thickThis is text, <EM>some of which is emphasized</EM>, plus other text<BR> which is <B STYLE="font-size: 24px;">boldfaced</B> and which is<BR> larger than the surrounding text. </P>
What we have here is a situation where some of the text has a font-size of 12px , while other text has a size of 24px . However, all of the text has a line-height of 12px, since line-height is an inherited property. What happens is that the difference between font-size