Beginning HTML and CSS by Rob Larsen

Author:Rob Larsen
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Publisher: Wiley Publishing, Inc.
Published: 2013-02-20T16:00:00+00:00

To prevent the letters spilling over the edge, you could use the overflow property.

Outlines

Outlines are similar to the borders that you met in the last chapter, but there are two crucial differences:

An outline does not take up space.

Outlines do not need to be rectangular.

The idea behind the outline properties is that you might want to highlight some aspect of a page for the user; this property enables you to do that without affecting the flow of the page (where elements are positioned) in the way that a physical border would take up space. It’s almost as if the outline style sits on top of the page.

NOTE Unfortunately, the outline properties are not supported by Internet Explorer 7 (or earlier versions). They do work in other major browsers; although, there can be some slight variations in appearance in different browsers.

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