Here I use the style attributes for a Gridview, such as
AlternatingRowStyle-BorderColor

<asp:GridView runat=server ID=gv_tabular_data AllowPaging=false
AllowSorting=false
   BorderColor=#F17901
   BorderStyle=Solid
   BorderWidth=2px
   AlternatingRowStyle-BackColor=#FFFEC5
   AlternatingRowStyle-BorderColor=#F17901
   AlternatingRowStyle-BorderWidth=1px
   HeaderStyle-BorderWidth=2px
   ShowHeader=true ShowFooter=false >
 <RowStyle BackColor=#FFF1C5
 BorderColor=#F17901
 BorderStyle=double
 BorderWidth=1px />

 </asp:GridView>

When this is rendered in HTML, notice that all the row styles are added to
the TR tag, but only background-color is valid for TR tags. The other styles
(border-color, border-width, border-style) are not valid for TR elements so
obviously they do nothing.

<tr
style="background-color:#FFF1C5;border-color:#F17901;border-width:1px;border-style:Double;">
<td>2/1/2006 6:52:52 AM</td><td>2/1/2006
6.881</td><td>0</td><td>-0.03</td><td>-70.01</td>
</tr>

Am I missing something here? Why would the invalid styles be applied to the
TR tag?