In the example below, the LinearGradientBrush gives a bit of a beveled look to the border, The border is stretched across the width, but the height is similiar to a average toolbar. The textblock text
The URL is: http://site1.ewart.library.ubc.ca/ IF using FF or other none IE browsers, the carousel panel looks like this: (3px border, in double style)
This image describes it all: As you can see, there is a border under each image, but not to the left or right.
In my website\'s drop down menu, an element\'s top, left and right borders are set to gray and bottom border is set to white. This works perfectly in FF3, Chrome to achieve a beautiful drop down menu
I tried looking in Chrome\'s Inspect Element, but I could not find out how this page here [ http://www.mousehuntgame.com/ ] makes a shadow type border? On either side of the middle box [with all the p
Find if class has border in css only, by using attribute selector or by any other means.If it is not having then apply the border.Intention isNot to fall back on to either jquery. Is this possible to
I am using drop-down menus with my main navigation links and need to add a one pixel drop-shadow around everything (the current nav button/link (that has rounded corners using border-radius) and the e
:) I\'m having the following problem: I have a view and i want to add borders to it. What I\'m currently trying to do is to set padding to the view (padding from all the sides) and set background colo
I\'m trying to make a tab thing out of buttons.So the selected button gets its\' class changed so the bottom border is now WHITE.
HTML: <html> <body> <header> <img class=\"logo\" /> </header> </body> </html>