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The CSS 'border' property is a shorthand for setting the width, style, and color of an element's border at once. It simplifies border styling by combining these individual aspects into a single declaration, making it easier to read and write CSS for borders.
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CSS 'border' Property by Webzstore (@webzstore)
on CodePen. The 'border' property streamlines the process of styling borders in CSS, allowing for a quick and concise definition of an element's border appearance. This makes it an essential tool for web developers and designers looking to efficiently apply border styles to enhance the UI of web pages. Use the 'border' property when you need to define or change the appearance of an element's border. It's useful for adding visual delineation or emphasis to elements like buttons, input fields, panels, etc. The property can apply uniformly to all sides of an element, making it a quick way to style borders without specifying each side individually.CSS 'border' Property Examples
Browser Support For 'border' Property
1.0 1.0 1.0 4.0 3.5 CSS Syntax of the 'border' Property
border: width style color | initial | inherit ;
Usage of the 'border' Property
Property Values of the 'border' Property
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