img boarder width

img
{
border-color: WHITE;
border: 10px;
}

I read that if I do the above there will be a boarder on all four sides of
the IMAGE and that the boarder will be white. This does not work. What am I
doing incorrectly?

Warren

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News wrote:

border-color: WHITE;
border: 10px;

I read that if I do the above there will be a boarder on all four sides of
the IMAGE and that the boarder will be white. This does not work. What am
I doing incorrectly?

Not setting the border-style to something other than "none", and (not so
much "incorrect" as inconsistent) using the border shorthand property to
set some properties and the expanded versions for other properties.

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David Dorward <dorward (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> scripsit:

News wrote:

border-color: WHITE;
border: 10px;

I read that if I do the above there will be a boarder on all four
sides of the IMAGE and that the boarder will be white. This does not
work. What am I doing incorrectly?

Not setting the border-style to something other than "none", and (not
so much "incorrect" as inconsistent) using the border shorthand
property to set some properties and the expanded versions for other
properties.

To be a bit more explicit, use the following instead:
border: solid white 10px;

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David Dorward wrote:

News wrote:

border-color: WHITE;
border: 10px;

I read that if I do the above there will be a boarder on all four
sides of the IMAGE and that the boarder will be white. This does not
work. What am I doing incorrectly?

Not setting the border-style to something other than "none", and (not
so much "incorrect" as inconsistent) using the border shorthand
property to set some properties and the expanded versions for other
properties.

OK thanks I will fix this

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Totus possum, totum Deum.
Totus ero, totum meum.
WSW