Scroll Box Borders

Thin Border

In this example, the border is 1 pixel wide, solid, and a bright green color (hex color value: #0ADA0A).

HTML Code:
<!-- HTML codes by Quackit.com --><br /> <div style="height:80px;width:180px;overflow:scroll;border:1px solid #0ADA0A;">You can add borders to HTML scroll boxes using the CSS 'border' property. Borders can be of any thickness, and any color. You can specify whether it's solid, dotted, dashed, and more. You can also specify a different border for each side of your scroll box.</div><br /> <p style="font-family:verdana,arial,sans-serif;font-size:10px;"><a href="http://www.quackit.com">Quackit Tutorials</a></p><br />

Result:

You can add borders to HTML scroll boxes using the CSS 'border' property. Borders can be of any thickness, and any color. You can specify whether it's solid, dotted, dashed, and more. You can also specify a different border for each side of your scroll box.

Setting borders and colors in HTML is easy - if you know how.

Thick Border

In this example, the border is 9 pixels wide. It's still solid and the same color as the previous example.
HTML Code:
<!-- HTML codes by Quackit.com --><br /> <div style="height:80px;width:180px;overflow:scroll;border:9px solid #0ADA0A;">You can add borders to HTML scroll boxes using the CSS 'border' property. Borders can be of any thickness, and any color. You can specify whether it's solid, dotted, dashed, and more. You can also specify a different border for each side of your scroll box.</div><br /> <p style="font-family:verdana,arial,sans-serif;font-size:10px;"><a href="http://www.quackit.com">Quackit Tutorials</a></p>

Result:

You can add borders to HTML scroll boxes using the CSS 'border' property. Borders can be of any thickness, and any color. You can specify whether it's solid, dotted, dashed, and more. You can also specify a different border for each side of your scroll box.

Dotted Border

To create a dotted border, you simply change the value 'solid' to 'dotted'.
HTML Code:
<!-- HTML codes by Quackit.com --><br /> <div style="height:80px;width:180px;overflow:scroll;border:9px dotted #0ADA0A;">You can add borders to HTML scroll boxes using the CSS 'border' property. Borders can be of any thickness, and any color. You can specify whether it's solid, dotted, dashed, and more. You can also specify a different border for each side of your scroll box.</div><br /> <p style="font-family:verdana,arial,sans-serif;font-size:10px;"><a href="http://www.quackit.com">Quackit Tutorials</a></p>

Result:

You can add borders to HTML scroll boxes using the CSS 'border' property. Borders can be of any thickness, and any color. You can specify whether it's solid, dotted, dashed, and more. You can also specify a different border for each side of your scroll box.

Dashed Border

To create a dashed border, you simply use the value 'dashed' (instead of 'solid' or 'dotted' as in our previous examples).
HTML Code:
<!-- HTML codes by Quackit.com --><br /> <div style="height:80px;width:180px;overflow:scroll;border:9px dashed #0ADA0A;">You can add borders to HTML scroll boxes using the CSS 'border' property. Borders can be of any thickness, and any color. You can specify whether it's solid, dotted, dashed, and more. You can also specify a different border for each side of your scroll box.</div><br /> <p style="font-family:verdana,arial,sans-serif;font-size:10px;"><a href="http://www.quackit.com">Quackit Tutorials</a></p><br />

Result:

You can add borders to HTML scroll boxes using the CSS 'border' property. Borders can be of any thickness, and any color. You can specify whether it's solid, dotted, dashed, and more. You can also specify a different border for each side of your scroll box.

Grooved Borders

HTML Code:
<!-- HTML codes by Quackit.com --><br /> <div style="height:80px;width:180px;overflow:scroll;border:9px groove #0ADA0A;">You can add borders to HTML scroll boxes using the CSS 'border' property. Borders can be of any thickness, and any color. You can specify whether it's solid, dotted, dashed, and more. You can also specify a different border for each side of your scroll box.</div><br /> <p style="font-family:verdana,arial,sans-serif;font-size:10px;"><a href="http://www.quackit.com">Quackit Tutorials</a></p>

Result:

You can add borders to HTML scroll boxes using the CSS 'border' property. Borders can be of any thickness, and any color. You can specify whether it's solid, dotted, dashed, and more. You can also specify a different border for each side of your scroll box.

Double Borders

HTML Code:
<!-- HTML codes by Quackit.com --><br /> <div style="height:80px;width:180px;overflow:scroll;border:9px double #0ADA0A;">You can add borders to HTML scroll boxes using the CSS 'border' property. Borders can be of any thickness, and any color. You can specify whether it's solid, dotted, dashed, and more. You can also specify a different border for each side of your scroll box.</div><br /> <p style="font-family:verdana,arial,sans-serif;font-size:10px;"><a href="http://www.quackit.com">Quackit Tutorials</a></p>

Result:

You can add borders to HTML scroll boxes using the CSS 'border' property. Borders can be of any thickness, and any color. You can specify whether it's solid, dotted, dashed, and more. You can also specify a different border for each side of your scroll box.

Ridged Borders

HTML Code:
<!-- HTML codes by Quackit.com --><br /> <div style="height:80px;width:180px;overflow:scroll;border:9px ridge #0ADA0A;">You can add borders to HTML scroll boxes using the CSS 'border' property. Borders can be of any thickness, and any color. You can specify whether it's solid, dotted, dashed, and more. You can also specify a different border for each side of your scroll box.</div><br /> <p style="font-family:verdana,arial,sans-serif;font-size:10px;"><a href="http://www.quackit.com">Quackit Tutorials</a></p><br />

Result:

You can add borders to HTML scroll boxes using the CSS 'border' property. Borders can be of any thickness, and any color. You can specify whether it's solid, dotted, dashed, and more. You can also specify a different border for each side of your scroll box.

Outset Borders

HTML Code:
<!-- HTML codes by Quackit.com --><br /> <div style="height:80px;width:180px;overflow:scroll;border:9px outset #0ADA0A;">You can add borders to HTML scroll boxes using the CSS 'border' property. Borders can be of any thickness, and any color. You can specify whether it's solid, dotted, dashed, and more. You can also specify a different border for each side of your scroll box.</div><br /> <p style="font-family:verdana,arial,sans-serif;font-size:10px;"><a href="http://www.quackit.com">Quackit Tutorials</a></p><br />

Result:

You can add borders to HTML scroll boxes using the CSS 'border' property. Borders can be of any thickness, and any color. You can specify whether it's solid, dotted, dashed, and more. You can also specify a different border for each side of your scroll box.

Inset Borders

HTML Code:
<!-- HTML codes by Quackit.com --><br /> <div style="height:80px;width:180px;overflow:scroll;border:9px inset #0ADA0A;">You can add borders to HTML scroll boxes using the CSS 'border' property. Borders can be of any thickness, and any color. You can specify whether it's solid, dotted, dashed, and more. You can also specify a different border for each side of your scroll box.</div><br /> <p style="font-family:verdana,arial,sans-serif;font-size:10px;"><a href="http://www.quackit.com">Quackit Tutorials</a></p><br />

Result:

You can add borders to HTML scroll boxes using the CSS 'border' property. Borders can be of any thickness, and any color. You can specify whether it's solid, dotted, dashed, and more. You can also specify a different border for each side of your scroll box.

Mixed Borders

You can use different border styles for each side of your scroll box. Try experimenting to see what you can come up with!

HTML Code:
<div style="height:80px;width:180px;overflow:scroll;border-top:7px dashed #0ADA0A;border-right:7px dotted #000000;border-bottom:7px dashed #0ADA0A;border-left:8px solid #000000;">You can add borders to HTML scroll boxes using the CSS 'border' property. Borders can be of any thickness, and any color. You can specify whether it's solid, dotted, dashed, and more. You can also specify a different border for each side of your scroll box.</div><br /> <p style="font-family:verdana,arial,sans-serif;font-size:10px;"><a href="http://www.quackit.com">Quackit Tutorials</a></p><br />

Result:

You can add borders to HTML scroll boxes using the CSS 'border' property. Borders can be of any thickness, and any color. You can specify whether it's solid, dotted, dashed, and more. You can also specify a different border for each side of your scroll box.