How do you make website borders show on Firefox?
Q. I make Myspace layouts (html/css) and the borders show fine in IE but I just started to use Firefox and the borders won't show up at all in Firefox! Why is this? Is there a certain way borders should be coded in Firefox? For example, here's what I used for 2 borders in my css: BORDER-RIGHT:cc0099 10px solid; BORDER-TOP:cc0099 10px solid; But when the page is opened with Firefox, the borders don't show up at all! I don't have the # in front of the color because with MYSPACE it won't show up, and it shows is as an error. With MYSPACE you have to put the color without the #. So no, I DONT mean #cc0099!
Asked by chachafance - Wed Aug 15 12:52:09 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Yes, technically, you do need the # sign, but since Myspace replaces it with its HTML entity, you must find a way to input the color without using the # sign. Try this: border: 10px rgb(204,0,153) solid; We use rgb() instead of the hex value to avoid using the # character. Here is a hex to RGB converter
Answered by a - Wed Aug 15 13:21:10 2007

How do the presidential candidates feel about tightening our borders?
Q. Here in San Diego Tijuana drug lords are bringing their fights across the border. 26 people have been kidnapped in SD this year. Where do Obama and McCain stand on tightening our borders against these kinds of invasions?
Asked by artbygem - Tue Oct 21 01:30:18 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Check out their websites, as of now tightening borders hasn't brought much of their attention like the economy, health and education has.
Answered by mimilala - Tue Oct 21 01:36:39 2008

What do you think the government should do to close the borders?
Q. By the government not doing their jobs they are paid by you and I to do, how has the borders being left open effected you? What do you see happening in the future because they have not addressed this problem?
Asked by tropics11 - Sun Apr 26 20:50:22 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Be replaced by a different government. The writing is on the wall and the campaign of disinformation by answers sush as the first does not help the national and economic sovereignty of the nation. Obama, like his predecessor Bush, are in the business of eliminating our economic sovereignty. Bush for the personal profit of his cronies in the multi-national corporations that profit off of cheap labour, and Obama out of his universal idea in eliminating the sovereignty of every country by his globalists agenda. The future is a completely open border where American wages will further drop, where American workers no longer manufacture industrial goods but work building 'green' jobs or continue spending the dollars we print every day to… [cont.]
Answered by casimir2121 - Sun Apr 26 21:35:03 2009