CSS and Borders CSS / Getting Started
Without CSS, your choices for borders were those crappy grey ones that surrounded tables and frames. Now however, since page presentation has become such an important aspect of web-design, stylesheets allow you lots of variety in your borders, and you can apply them to anything you want!
CSS and Borders CSS / Getting Started
You can set borders to just about any HTML element. Most likely you will be surrounding blocks of text and images.
CSS Menu Style 2 CSS / Buttons and Navigations
Grasp the wonderful capabilities of CSS creating a simple menu box. The continuation of this tutorial features modified versions of the same box, more challenging but beautiful.
Change the color of an active input box CSS / Forms
This tutoril will show how to change the color of an input box or textarea when they are active. This is very simple and is done using CSS.
Css Borders CSS / Box Model
Using CSS you can apply a border to elements like table cells and images. You can define individual edges (border-right for example) or you can apply the same effect to every edge (border).
CSS Building Blocks CSS / Getting Started
In this tutorial, the focus is chiefly on common CSS building blocks. For the most part, their uses should be fairly obvious, as the terms correlate well with the real world. Margin, padding, borders, widths, heights-all familiar terms for things that do what you are probably assuming they do.
Customizing input boxes CSS / Forms
This tutorial will show how to change the color of an input box or textarea when they are active. This is very simple and is done using CSS.
Spice up Your Input Boxes CSS / Forms
Customize your input boxes by adding a simple bit of style code to your input box tag. Change its boarder look, weight and colour. A nice change to the standard look.