element <Border>
Namespace:
http://schema.caplin.com/CaplinTrader/webcentric
XML Representation Summary
<Border
   
 = 
xs:string
 = 
xs:string
 = 
xs:string
 = 
xs:string
 = 
xs:string
 = 
xs:integer
 = 
xs:integer
 = 
xs:integer
 = 
xs:integer
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xs:integer
 = 
xs:string
/>
Parent elements (1):
Description
This describes a single border around a frameset or component. The border may completely enclose the target, or may be limited to one, two or three sides only. The colour and width of each side can be specified individually, if required. Multiple borders can be specified for the same target, if required for visual effect
Attribute Detail
border_bottom_color
Type:
xs:string, predefined
Use:
optional
The hex color value (or color constant value) for the bottom border.

border_bottom_width
Type:
xs:integer, predefined
Use:
optional
The width in pixels for the bottom border.

border_color
Type:
xs:string, predefined
Use:
optional
The hex color value (or color constant value) for the whole border.

border_left_color
Type:
xs:string, predefined
Use:
optional
The hex color value (or color constant value) for the left border.

border_left_width
Type:
xs:integer, predefined
Use:
optional
The width in pixels for the left border.

border_right_color
Type:
xs:string, predefined
Use:
optional
The hex color value (or color constant value) for the right border.

border_right_width
Type:
xs:integer, predefined
Use:
optional
The width in pixels for the right border.

border_top_color
Type:
xs:string, predefined
Use:
optional
The hex color value (or color constant value) for the top border.

border_top_width
Type:
xs:integer, predefined
Use:
optional
The width in pixels for the top border.

border_width
Type:
xs:integer, predefined
Use:
optional
The width in pixels for the whole border.

style
Type:
xs:string, predefined
Use:
optional
Applies a custom class attribute to the HTML element that represents it, based on the name of this element and the value of the style attribute, and allows a custom view object to be used in JavaScript, again using the element name and style value. See the style attribute in the Stack element for more detail.