CSS border-inline-width

border-inline-width is a CSS property that sets the width of the inline borders of an element. It is used to control the width of the top and bottom borders of inline elements.

Here is the syntax for using the border-inline-width property:


element {
  border-inline-width: value;
}

The value can be specified in pixels, ems, rems, or any other valid CSS unit of measurement.

Let's see an example of how border-inline-width works:

Result:

This is a paragraph with a border using border-inline-width property.

In the example above, we have set the border-inline-width property to 3 pixels, resulting in a solid border around the paragraph.

You can also combine border-inline-width with other border properties such as border-inline-style or border-inline-color to create custom border styles for your elements.

Experiment with different values for border-inline-width to see how it affects the appearance of your inline elements.