HTML / CSS question...

[goBigtime]

.blah{background:#fbfbfb;border:1px solid #666666}

I am switching this CSS back to straight HTML...

I've got:

-- table width="700" border="1" cellpadding="10" cellspacing="0" bordercolor="#666666" bgcolor="fbfbfb" --

But see where it sais solid (for the bordr I assume)... how do I represent that in HTML?

[roly]

i can't see what you've already got but you could have

cellspacing="0" border="1"

which gives you a solid border

[JDog]

Originally posted by goBigtime
.blah{background:#fbfbfb;border:1px solid #666666}

I am switching this CSS back to straight HTML...

I've got:

<table width="700" border="1" cellpadding="10" cellspacing="0" bordercolor="#666666" bgcolor="fbfbfb">

But see where it sais solid (for the bordr I assume)... how do I represent that in HTML?

you can't choose the border type in plain HTML. There is only one border type, you just have to change the border parameter to a different value to get a different thickness!

jDOG

[goBigtime]

Doh.

Yeah the border I have right now is too thick... just by a hair though.

Hrmf.

[Sassyass]

" <" table border="1" bordercolor="#666666" ">"

[goBigtime]

Sorry, didn't notice that my vbulletin gobbled my code there.

Anyway I spose I'll just use the existing CSS for this... it seems to produce a thinner line.

One way I know of to make a thin lined border in straight HTML is to put a 699 pixel table within a 700 pixel table that has border=0, but set the border colors anyway.

Then since your 699 pixel table has a .5 pixel difference on all the sides, you'll get a thin table border that you can make nice rounded headers/footers to match up against.