I have had a google on this but can't really get a definitive answer,  
so though I would ask at The Oracle.

Why can I create a background for a <tr> element but not a border. It  
seems a reasonable thing in a data table to be able to enclose all of  
the cells in a row in a single border, but although this does not  
throw up any errors, it also doesn't display.

I am simply doing this in my style sheet:

tr {
        border: 1px solid #000000;
}


I'm sure there must be a good reason for this, and a way to achieve  
what I want. Can anyone illuminate me?


Ian.
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