newb. need help

@tunatamakerMar 09.2006

Hello,
I am new to CSS and need some help. I am wondering how do you have those borders around the words like ~~[url]~~http://thebignoob.com[/url]. the little dots i mean.
-tushar

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@ValliMar 09.2006 — #hi,

These are the Css Coding u want to use to set a border(dotted_style) around ur text or url

div.border

{

background:lightgrey;

float:left;

border:1px solid black;

[U][B]border-style:dotted;[/B][/U]

width:120px;

height:10px;

}

In the .aspx file u have to place ur url inside the div tag

<div class=border>

<a href='http://thebignoob.com'>http://thebignoob.com</a>

</div>

If u dont need to place a url u can omit the section of<a> </a>, instead u can simply type the text inside the div tag.

I think this might help u a lot. In case any doubts, post ur question.

with regard,

valli

@tunatamakerauthorMar 29.2006 — #Hello,

I am wondering, if I have an image, that I want to be the border. How do I do that? Help would be much appreciated.

-tunata

@KDLAMar 29.2006 — #Actually, it should be:

div.border
 {
 background:lightgrey;
 float:left;
 border:1px dotted black;
 width:120px;
 height:10px;
 }

The previous coding accidentally had solid and dotted as a border style.

Here's the info. on border images: http://www.w3.org/TR/2002/WD-css3-border-20021107/#the-border-image

Be warned that certain browsers cannot translate CSS-3.

It might be safer to use a repeating background image behind your text, implying the look of a border.

http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_background.asp

KDLA

KDLA

@thewebmanMar 30.2006 — #a more creative title might help also ?

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