CSS Border

Table Properties

Notes: The table contains most common CSS properties/values. The browsers might ignore some of the properties!
Most off the properties have 'initial', 'unset' and 'inherit' values:

initial: resets all of the selected element's properties to their initial values as defined in the CSS spec.
inherit: the selected element inherits all of its parent element's styling, including styles that are not normally inheritable.
unset: the selected element inherits any inheritable values passed down from the parent element. If no inheritable value is available, the initial value from the CSS spec is used for each property.

Property	Value	Description	Comments
all border properties	See Box Borders	The same as box border properties
border-collapse	collapse \| separate	Determines whether a table's borders are separated or collapsed	Separate is the default
border-spacing	[length] \| [percentage] [length] \| [percentage] {1, 2}	Specifies the distance between the borders of adjacent table cells (only for the separated borders model)	First length is the horizontal spacing, second is the vertical spacing
caption-side	top \| bottom	Positions the content of a table's <caption> on the specified side.
empty-cells	show \| hide	Specifies how user agents should render borders and backgrounds around cells that have no visible content.
table-layout	auto \| fixed	Defines the algorithm to be used to layout the table cells, rows, and columns	auto (default) - column widths are determined by the cells in all rows. fixed - column widths is determined by the cells in the first row only. Table renders faster
vertical-align	[length] \| [percentage] \| baseline \| sub \| super \| top \| text-top \| middle \| bottom \| text-bottom	Specifies the vertical alignment of a table-cell box.	Negative values are allowed for [length] and [percentage].

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