When the user rolls over a button in IE 5x, the outer border of the button turns red. When the mouse is rolled over the link enclosed inside the button, the link text also turns red. Both of these actions are controlled by rules determined in a style sheet. First, let's take a look at the style sheet. The rules of this style sheet will dictate what happens when the mouse rolls over elements on the page and inline JavaScript will apply the rules.
Borders can also be dotted, dashed, double, groove, ridge, inset, and outset.
The borders will be thin. Borders can also be thick. Multiple values are set in order of preference. The desired font here is Verdana. If Verdana is not found, Arial will be used, and so forth in order of preference.