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which may in turn change which word is at the end of the line. Turnto Figure 7-54 to see what happens when an inlineelement with a border is displayed across multiple lines:

B {border: 3px solid gray; background: silver;}

Figure 7-54. An inline element with a border displayed across multiple lines of text

In Figure 7-54, the left border is applied to thebeginning of the element, and the right border to the end of it.Borders are not necessarily applied in thisfashion; they can also be applied to the right and left side of each

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P {letter-spacing: 0.25em;}SMALL {font-size: 50%;}<P>This spacious paragraph features <SMALL>tiny text which is justas spacious</SMALL>, even though the author probably wanted thespacing to be in proportion to the size of the text.</P>

Figure 4-52. Inherited letterspacing

The only way to get an effect where the letterspacing is inproportion to the size of the text is to set it explicitly, with theresult shown in Figure 4-53:behaviors for handling tables and table content, and these newfeatures behave in ways fairly distinct from either block-level orinline formatting. See Section 10.1, "Changes from CSS1" for an overview.