Possible to insert a border using css?

[chopin2256]

I would like to add a border navigation into my forum. I am having trouble doing this. I figured I may be able to add my custom border using css. Is this possible to do? My border is stored in an html file...and the way I get my border to display on my regular static html pages is by an include. However, I can't use an include in the php pages, I get so many errors and formatting problems.

How can I add my html border using CSS? Is it possible?

Here is an example of where I want to add it:

------------------css code---------------------------
#logostrip{
background-image:
background: #3860BB url(site/tile_back.gif);
border: 1px solid #DEC6AB;
height: 68px;
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
}
-----------------------end css code-------------------

As of now, this section of CSS adds a long blue header with a picture to the left. I want to put my html border in #logostrip.

[createErrorMsg]

I want to put my html border in #logostrip.

chopin, I'm not sure what you mean by the phrases "border navigation" and "html border" in your post, but I can tell you that if it's html code being added via an include, it's going to continue to take an include of some kind (SSI or PHP) to add that code into the page. CSS is a method of controlling the appearance, layout, and in some limited case the behavior of existing elements on the page. It is not, however, a method of generating those elements (except in highly limited ways that are (poorly) supported by only a handful of browsers). In order to control something with CSS, it has to be on the page before hand.

My suggestion would be to start posting questions about the errors and formatting problems PHP is giving you over in the PHP Forum [webmasterworld.com]. They will undoubtedly get your menu include problems sorted out.

cEM