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{ border: border-width || border-style || color}
i.e., { border: thin solid blue; }

You can also specify border-[top/right/bottom/left]-color to get particular
color shading for each side.

These apply to TABLE, TH, and TD, which can each have different values.

Since "0" is the default (no border), leaving it out shouldn't generate a
border.

later,
gordon

Eckard Buchner wrote in message <353ed97b.0@news.ka.choin.net>...
>does anybody know the CSS equivalent to
><table border=1> resp. <table border=0>?
>
>only IE4 handles
>
>table { border: none;  }
>td { border: none;  }
>th { border: none;  }
>
>correctly. Communicator ignores it.
>
>If I try to set the border via CSS I never get the same 3D-look that the
>simple border attribute achieves in plain HTML.
>
>Thank You
>Eckard Buchner, Ton Beller AG, Germany
>
>

In article <353ed97b.0@news.ka.choin.net>,
Eckard Buchner <eb@tonbeller.com> wrote:
>does anybody know the CSS equivalent to
><table border=1> resp. <table border=0>?
>
>only IE4 handles
>
>table { border: none;  }
>td { border: none;  }
>th { border: none;  }
>
>correctly. Communicator ignores it.

In the CSS Bugs & Workarounds page
(http://home.att.net/%7Esjacct/bugs.html), this is mentioned as one of the
quirks found in NN4.  It ignores the style { border: none }, and they
suggest that you instead use the HTML attribute border=0  (You could also
include Style="border: none" with the HTML.)

I suggest you print out a copy of that file, or at least bookmark it.
Very handy when you can't figure out why something doesn't work ;)

Mike