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CSS Border Attributes
Border Setting Description
Style Sets the style of the border. You can use any of the following border styles: dotted, dashed,
solid, double, groove, ridge, inset, and outset.
Width Determines the width of the border on each side. Choose thin, medium, thick, or enter a
number to set a width.
Color Sets the color of the border on each side.
CSS Border attributes are especially useful for highlighting paragraphs of text with a surrounding
box. Use the Box category??™s Padding attributes to inset the text from the border.
List options
CSS gives you greater control over bulleted points. With Cascading Style Sheets, you can now display a specific
bulleted point based on a graphic image, or you can choose from the standard built-in bullets, including
disc, circle, and square. The CSS List category also enables you to specify the type of ordered list, including
decimal, Roman numerals, or A-B-C order. Figure 7-20 shows and Table 7-6 describes the settings for lists.
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Use the CSS List category to specify a graphic to use as a bullet.
TABLE 7-6
List Category for Styles
List Setting Description
Type Selects a built-in bullet type. The options include disc, circle, square, decimal, lowercase
Roman, uppercase Roman, lowercase alpha, and uppercase alpha.
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