CSS: Lesson 3: Topic B

i find that with screen resolutions getting pretty high these days and the properties not changing to accommodate them, a solid border looks like an inset/outset/ridged/double/groove unless you make the border-width quite wide but then it would look bad/weird on a lower resolution screens or handheld devices. I'll go with solid, dotted, or dashed.

I agree - it is always going to be difficult to satisfy both old and new, screens, browsers, whatever.
Borders does give a screen-layout a newspaper-like finish. I like.

Solid & groove would be my preference .. makes a huge difference in enhancing the appearance of a site .. specifically where attention is needed.

I love borders....
Done!

I actually like the dots. Sometimes when I want a thing to "pop" then I like to use the ridge in a defining color. Otherwise I find that it looks really neat just to have separators that are not too obtrusive. Also I think that not all the dividers need to have borders. Sometimes it's nice just to see it standing in a block without an outline. Where there is an outline however I think the scrolling function is vital particularly with browser differences.

One of the easier concepts in CSS to understand. Gives the web page a more professional finish.

As time is running out starting to jump around as I look for the elements I need for my portfolio. Only 18 days to go.