<TR ...><TR ...>BORDERCOLOR =color expressionBORDERCOLORDARK =color expressionBORDERCOLORLIGHT =color expression
BORDERCOLORBORDERCOLORLIGHTBORDERCOLORDARK<TABLE ...>
So, for example, the following code sets the bordercolors of the first row to red in this table:
<TR BORDERCOLOR=RED>
which gives us
| fruit | state |
|---|---|
| watermelon | Georgia |
| apples | Washington |
The following code sets the dark borders to fuchsia and the light borders to lime in the first row:
<TR BORDERCOLORDARK=FUCHSIA BORDERCOLORLIGHT=LIME>
which gives us
| fruit | state |
|---|---|
| watermelon | Georgia |
| apples | Washington |
One of the nifty effects you can do with BORDERCOLOR
<TR BORDERCOLOR=WHITE>
which gives us this table
| fruit | state |
|---|---|
| watermelon | Georgia |
| apples | Washington |
<TD ...>