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When two <basic-shape> values are given, the border is rendered as the shape between the two paths.\
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2 本の~pathが交差する場合にどう解釈されるか,はっきりしない。
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個々の `basic-shape$t は、
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巻数~規則( `fill-rule$tp )を指定し得るとしても。
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1 個の場合、
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~borderは,それが定義する~pathをなぞる~strokeとして描画される。
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その~stroke幅として,`関連な側$の`~border幅$
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— `border-*-width$p の`算出d値$ —
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を伴う下で。
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【すなわち,`~stroke図形$を占める。】
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When only a single <basic-shape> is given, the border is rendered as a stroke with the relevant side’s computed border width as the stroke width.
When two <basic-shape> values are given, the first (outer) one defaults to the border box and the second (inner) one defaults to the padding box. This allows using the different border-width properties to affect the final shape.
An outer box-shadow follows the outside of the outer path, and an inner box-shadow follows the inside inner path. Both are rendered as a stroke, with a stroke width of spread * 2, clipped by the border shape.
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