The borders of a DFrame are external borders.
It is possible to have internal borders in a DFrame: The iBorders.
The area between external and internal borders are the mBorders.
DFrameStyle.setMBordersWidth: Set the width of mBorders
DFrameStyle.setIBorders: Set the type of iBorders
DFrameStyle.setIBordersWidth: Set the width of iBorders
DFrameStyle.setIBordersColor: Set the color of mBorders
Demo
file: IandMBorders.html
Run the
example
See the source code
DFrameStyle.setMBordersWidth(number)
DFrameStyle.setIBorders(string)
DFrameStyle.setIBordersWidth(number)
DFrameStyle.setIBordersColor(color)
number
Integer. The width of borders.
string
setIBordersType method.
§ 'ThreeD' (not sensitive): Create a 3D effect for the borders. See setBordersLightThreeD and setBordersDarkThreeD to set the colors of 3D borders.
§ 'ThreeDInv' (not case sensitive) to create a 'pushed button' effect.
§ Empty string (default): Use the colors set by the setBordersColor method.
color
In hexa RGB code or browser compatible code. Use null or a empty string for transparent color.
The mBorder is not a real object. It is only a free space between the external borders and the iBorders or the added DFrame. So the bgImage and bgColor are the one of the DFrame.