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Property/method value type: | String primitive | |||||
JavaScript syntax: | N | myJSSTag.borderBottomWidth | ||||
N | myJSSTag.borderBottomWidth = aWidth | |||||
CSS syntax: | border-bottom-width: aWidth | |||||
HTML syntax: | <... MARGINHEIGHT="..."> | |||||
Argument list: | aWidth | A CSS length value |
The JSSTag.borderBottomWidth property corresponds to the border-bottom-width CSS property.
The content of an object is enclosed in a bounding extent rectangle. Around this is placed a padding space controlled by the padding parameters. The padding expands the bounding. Then the border is placed around this. The border width increases the bounding rectangle around the object still further. Last of all the margin is placed around the outside. This forms a rectangle that is used to locate the object adjacent to any other objects or page margins.
The value of this property can be specified as follows:
thin
medium
thick
It can also be specified with a length value in one of several units of measure.
The initial value is set to "medium".
This value is not inherited from its parent container element.
Deprecated for any further use. This was available only in Netscape 4.0 and is completely removed from Netscape 6.0.
See also: | Measurement units |
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