column-rule-style

The column-rule-style property designates the style of the rule between columns.

Syntax

Example:

div.ex {
  column-rule-style: solid;
}

none
Default value. No rule will be used.

hidden
Specifies a hidden rule.

dotted
The rule will be dotted.

dashed
The rule will be made of dashes.

solid
The rule will be solid.

double
Designates a double rule.

groove
Specifies a “3D” groove rule to be used, with the effect being dependent on the width and color values.

ridge
Specifies a “3D” ridged rule to be used, with the effect being dependent on the width and color values.

inset
Specifies a “3D” inset rule to be used, with the effect being dependent on the width and color values.

outset
Specifies a “3D” outset rule to be used, with the effect being dependent on the width and color values.

initial
Sets the property to the default value.

inherit
Sets the property to be inherited from its parent element.

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