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# Border
Allows you to customise the look of borders around a block.
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Both the [Border Radius](#border-radius) and [Border Width](#border-width) can be linked to enter values more efficiently. The linking can be turned off to enter respective values.
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## Radius
The Border radius property defines the radius of the angles. In other words, it allows you to create rectangles with rounded corners.
Modify
1. Select a block
2. Open the Block Inspector
3. Navigate to the Design tab
4. Open the Borders tab
5. Find the Border Radius property
6. Enter the desired value
Reset
1. Select a block
2. Open the Block inspector
3. Navigate to the design tab
4. Open the Borders tab
5. Find the Border Radius property
6. Click dot(s) to reset
## Width
The Border Width property defines the width of the borders of a block.
Modify
1. Select a block
2. Open the Block Inspector
3. Navigate to the Design tab
4. Open the Borders tab
5. Find the Border Width property
6. Enter the desired value
Reset
1. Select a block
2. Open the block inspector
3. Navigate to the advanced tab
4. Open the Borders tab
5. Find the Border Width property
6. Click dot(s) to reset
## Color
The Border Colour property defines the colour of the borders of a block.
Modify
1. Select a block
2. Open the Block Inspector
3. Navigate to the Design tab
4. Open the Borders tab
5. Find the Border Color property
6. Open the color picker by clicking on the color circle in the *Text Color* property
7. Select your color in the color picker or click on a global color
Remove
1. Select a block
2. Open the block inspector
3. Navigate to the advanced tab
4. Open the Borders tab
5. Find the Border Color property
6. Click on the Clear button in the Border Color property
## Style
The Border Style property defines the type of line used for the borders of a block (solid, dotted, dashed, etc.).
Modify
1. Select a block
2. Open the block inspector
3. Navigate to the Design tab
4. Open the Borders tab
5. Find the Style property
6. Click on the appropriate style options (none, solid, dotted, dashed)
Remove
1. Select a block
2. Open the Block Inspector
3. Navigate to the Design tab
4. Open the Borders tab
5. Find the Style property
6. Click on selected option to unselect it
***Default*** Default value. No border.
***Solid*** The border is a solid line.
***Dots*** The border is a sequence of dots.
***Dashes*** The border is a sequence of dashes.
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