By using border-top
property we can set the style to the top border.
<style> .class1 { border-style:solid; border-top:dotted red; } .class2 { border-style:double; border-top:solid blue; } .class3 { border-style:groove; border-top:hidden; } .class4 { border-style:dashed; border-top:double; } </style> <body> <p class="class1">Shows the Red dotteed top border.</p> <p class="class2">Shows the Blue solid top border.</p> <p class="class3">Shows the Hidden top border.</p> <p class="class4">Shows the Double top border.</p> </body>
In the above code snippet we have given border-top
property to the .class
selectors. The .class
selector selects the <p>
elements and applies the border-top
property. The border-top
property with value "dotted red" gives the red color dotted top border, the border-left
property with value "solid blue" gives the blue color solid top border, the border-top
property with value "hidden" gives the hidden top border, the border-top
property with value "double" gives the double line top border.
OUTPUT
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