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23-11-2008 4:17pm

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#2 23-11-2008 5:09pm
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Can you rephrase the question or give more information? I'm not sure what the problem is.
The CSS works for me (FF3 & IE6)

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#4 23-11-2008 9:01pm
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It works in FF for me, but that's just for the little bit of html I threw together as a test... the problem might be in your html somewhere.
What I usually do when I can't get some CSS working is strip the page down... take out everything that isn't directly related to the problem area... put all the CSS in the head section, boil it down to as few lines as possible and go from there.
It might be the 'double' border style... I know I had some crap before with IE and the dashed line style, so maybe try applying a more simple border and see if that takes... at least you'll know if that's it or not.
Try:
border: 1px solid #000;

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