elementstyleborderBottomStyle

elementstyleborderBottomStyle is a styling property in certain UI design systems used to specify the style of the bottom border of an element. It follows a naming convention that concatenates the general element style descriptor with the specific border style, allowing developers to express border styling in a single, uniform key. In many cases, it serves as a wrapper or alias for the underlying CSS property border-bottom-style and similar platform-specific properties.

Value set: The property accepts standard border style keywords. Typical values include none, hidden, dotted, dashed, solid, double, groove, ridge, inset, and outset. If a value is not recognized by the rendering layer, it may be ignored or replaced by a default value, commonly solid.

Usage examples: In CSS, the equivalent is border-bottom-style: solid;. In a style object that uses the elementstyle prefix, you might write 'elementstyleborderBottomStyle': 'solid'. In frameworks that map to CSS, the same intent is achieved by setting borderBottomStyle: 'solid' on the element's style.

Notes: The exact behavior depends on the platform. Some environments distinguish between none and hidden differently, or do not support all keywords. When integrating with CSS, ensure the value aligns with the destination syntax. Some tooling may normalize or rewrite this key during compilation.

See also: CSS border-bottom-style, border styling, style properties, element style design patterns.