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I'm having a border problem. I want a heading to have a fat 10px left yellow border and a 1px #555 top and bottom borders. The problem is that the top 1px border overwrites the left border while the bottom one does not. So, the 10px of yellow have a 1 px line on top.
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I'm not sure if there's a fix for that, however you can fake it by creating an image with the yellow left border and the top border, and set that as the background for the heading.
Then all you need to do is give it a border bottom and you'll have the desired effect. -
Agree that you propably should use a image to fake it.
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- CommentAuthorNick Presta
- CommentTimeJan 4th 2006
You cannot change the orders of what border overlaps what. AFAIK, the order is, top/bottom overlap left/right. -
That's good to know. I used an image. http://www.ksuicehockey.com It still needs a little work.
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border overlaps are really inconsistant crossbrowser: http://cssplay.co.uk/boxes/borders.html
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Thank you. I used an image instead.
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