{{ target: partial-line-border-style }}

{{ if: ${type} === ‘border’ }} #${prefix} borderType(string|number|Array) = ${defaultType|default(“‘solid’”)}

{{ elif: ${type} === ‘text’ }} #${prefix} textBorderType(string|number|Array) = ${defaultType|default(“‘solid’”)} {{ else }} #${prefix} type(string|number|Array) = ${defaultType|default(“‘solid’”)} {{ /if }}

{{ if: ${type} === ‘border’ }} ${name} border type.

{{ elif: ${type} === ‘text’ }} Stroke line type of the text. {{ else }} line type. {{ /if }}

Possible values are:

• 'solid'
• 'dashed'
• 'dotted'

Since v5.0.0, it can also be a number or a number array to specify the dash array of the line. With {{ if: ${type} === ‘border’ }} borderDashOffset {{ elif: ${type} === ‘text’ }} textBorderDashOffset {{ else }} dashOffset {{ /if }}, we can make the line style more flexible.

For example：

{

{{ if: ${type} === 'border' }}borderType{{ elif: ${type} === 'text' }}textBorderType{{ else }}type{{ /if }}: [5, 10],

{{ if: ${type} === 'border' }}borderDashOffset{{ elif: ${type} === 'text' }}textBorderDashOffset{{ else }}dashOffset{{ /if }}: 5
}

{{ if: ${type} === ‘border’ }} #${prefix} borderDashOffset(number) = 0

{{ elif: ${type} === ‘text’ }} #${prefix} textBorderDashOffset(number) = 0 {{ else }} #${prefix} dashOffset(number) = 0 {{ /if }}

{{ use: partial-version( version = “5.0.0” ) }}

To set the line dash offset. With {{ if: ${type} === ‘border’ }} borderType {{ elif: ${type} === ‘text’ }} textBorderType {{ else }} type {{ /if }}, we can make the line style more flexible.

Refer to MDN lineDashOffset for more details.

{{ if: !${noCap} }} {{ if: ${type} === ‘border’ }} #${prefix} borderCap(string) = ‘butt’ {{ else }} #${prefix} cap(string) = ‘butt’ {{ /if }}

{{ use: partial-version( version = “5.0.0” ) }}

To specify how to draw the end points of the line. Possible values are:

• 'butt': The ends of lines are squared off at the endpoints.
• 'round': The ends of lines are rounded.
• 'square': The ends of lines are squared off by adding a box with an equal width and half the height of the line's thickness.

Default value is 'butt'. Refer to MDN lineCap for more details. {{ /if }}

{{ if: !${noJoin} }} {{ if: ${type} === ‘border’ }} #${prefix} borderJoin(string) = ‘bevel’ {{ else }} #${prefix} join(string) = ‘bevel’ {{ /if }}

{{ use: partial-version( version = “5.0.0” ) }}

To determine the shape used to join two line segments where they meet.

Possible values are:

• 'bevel': Fills an additional triangular area between the common endpoint of connected segments, and the separate outside rectangular corners of each segment.
• 'round': Rounds off the corners of a shape by filling an additional sector of disc centered at the common endpoint of connected segments. The radius for these rounded corners is equal to the line width.
• 'miter': Connected segments are joined by extending their outside edges to connect at a single point, with the effect of filling an additional lozenge-shaped area. This setting is affected by the {{ if: ${type} === ‘border’ }} borderMiterLimit {{ else }} miterLimit {{ /if }} property.

Default value is 'bevel'. Refer to MDN lineJoin for more details. {{ /if }}

{{ if: !${noMiterLimit} }} {{ if: ${type} === ‘border’ }} #${prefix} borderMiterLimit(number) = 10 {{ else }} #${prefix} miterLimit(number) = 10 {{ /if }}

{{ use: partial-version( version = “5.0.0” ) }}

To set the miter limit ratio. Only works when {{ if: ${type} === ‘border’ }} borderJoin {{ else }} join {{ /if }} is set as miter.

Default value is 10. Negative、0、Infinity and NaN values are ignored.

Refer to MDN miterLimit for more details. {{ /if }}