Re: [css-d] Border: Double

> 2011-11-29 0:50, Elli Vizcaino wrote: > >>   I didn't think I had to provide an example of what the border: double > property means > > No, but you did not specify what it would mean to have a double border 1px > wide. > > Yucca My original post is copied/pasted below I never said a doubl

Re: [css-d] Border: Double

2011-11-29 0:50, Elli Vizcaino wrote: I didn't think I had to provide an example of what the border: double property means No, but you did not specify what it would mean to have a double border 1px wide. Yucca __ css-disc

Re: [css-d] Border: Double

>> 2011-11-28 23:52, Elli Vizcaino wrote: >> >>> Was just wondering if there was a way to give a double border different >>> values. >> >> It depends on what you mean by that. >> >>> For instance have one be 1px while the other is 3px? >> >> Can a 1px border be a double border? >> >> P

Re: [css-d] Border: Double

>There's another CSS3 trick you can try, but I don't think it has as wide >support as the box-shadow trick. You *do* add border and outline, and then >apply outline-offset: > > >border: 1px solid #444; >outline: 3px solid #444; >outline-offset: 3px; > > > > > >Frank M Taylor  >http://frankmtayl

Re: [css-d] Border: Double

>I've seen a few ways to do this. Some cleaner than others. As far as I've >seen,you don't have much success by adding border and outline to the same >element.   > > >If you want to avoid having to style an interior element, there's one trick >which will work in CSS3 supported browsers: > > >bo

Re: [css-d] Border: Double

On 11/28/11 4:52 PM, Elli Vizcaino wrote: Was just wondering if there was a way to give a double border different values. For instance have one be 1px while the other is 3px? Is this possible? And is there a way to declare it? Elli Vizcaino Anything is possible.

Re: [css-d] Border: Double

There's another CSS3 trick you can try, but I don't think it has as wide support as the box-shadow trick. You *do* add border and outline, and then apply outline-offset: border: 1px solid #444; outline: 3px solid #444; outline-offset: 3px; Frank M Taylor http

Re: [css-d] Border: Double

I've seen a few ways to do this. Some cleaner than others. As far as I've seen,you don't have much success by adding border and outline to the same element. If you want to avoid having to style an interior element, there's one trick which will work in CSS3 supported browsers: box-shadow: 0 0

Re: [css-d] Border: Double

> I think I understand you.  A double border consists of two lines and > you want to be able to define the width of each of the pair > independently.  I'm am fairly certain that you can not do this as the > two lines as well as the space between them are sort of baked into a > single unit. There ar

Re: [css-d] Border: Double

On Mon, Nov 28, 2011 at 5:02 PM, Jukka K. Korpela wrote: > 2011-11-28 23:52, Elli Vizcaino wrote: > >> Was just wondering if there was a way to give a double border different >> values. > > It depends on what you mean by that. > >> For instance have one be 1px while the other is 3px? > > Can a 1px

Re: [css-d] Border: Double

Off the top of my head I'd say the only way to do that would be to use two containers and give them different border widths and space them with padding. I've not heard of what you are describing. Sent from iOS 5 On Nov 28, 2011, at 4:52 PM, Elli Vizcaino wrote: > Hi CSS Disscuss, > > > Was

Re: [css-d] Border: Double

2011-11-28 23:52, Elli Vizcaino wrote: Was just wondering if there was a way to give a double border different values. It depends on what you mean by that. > For instance have one be 1px while the other is 3px? Can a 1px border be a double border? Please explain what you are trying to accom

[css-d] Border: Double

Hi CSS Disscuss, Was just wondering if there was a way to give a double border different values. For instance have one be 1px while the other is 3px? Is this possible? And is there a way to declare it? TIA!   Elli Vizcaino Helping artists, entrepreneurs and small businesses look like rock s

[css-d] CSS3 Background-Size

Hello CSS Discuss, I thought one could use background-size in CSS3 for boxed element such as an H tag, in place of having to specify a width and height property to the declaration. But it seems you have to specify it any ways, in order for the element to accommodate the actual size of the ima

Re: [css-d] A Link to The History of CSS

On 10/13/11 10:43 AM, Brian M. Curran wrote: > Can anyone recommend a webpage that gives a succinct history of CSS? > I'm looking for a bird's-eye view of its origin and adoption. > > Brian > The CSS Saga ~d -- Desktop. Laptop. Tablet. M