Bordercolor tag not working in Mozilla

[SFNE Freak]

Ok, here's my dilemma, my current layout looks like sh!t in anything other than IE. So now, 3 months later, I'm working on a new layout that is compatible with Mozilla (which will make it compatible with pretty much everything). Here's the page: http://sfne.com/v5123. Now the problem is, why the hell isn't Mozilla using the bordercolor tag?! All the borders are grey, dispite me telling them to be white. Here's what I'm putting exactly:

bordercolor='#FFFFFF'

Does Mozilla not allow it in a TD tag or what? And if not, I need a good substitute. Somebody help!

[mydster]

I believe it is this:

border-color='#FFFFFF' in CSS.

[Hierophant]

Ok, here's my dilemma, my current layout looks like sh!t in anything other than IE. So now, 3 months later, I'm working on a new layout that is compatible with Mozilla (which will make it compatible with pretty much everything). Here's the page: http://sfne.com/v5123. Now the problem is, why the hell isn't Mozilla using the bordercolor tag?! All the borders are grey, dispite me telling them to be white. Here's what I'm putting exactly:

bordercolor='#FFFFFF'

Does Mozilla not allow it in a TD tag or what? And if not, I need a good substitute. Somebody help!

bordercolor is a Microsoft Proprietary Tag. You will need to use CSS to institute bordercolors in Mozilla or Opera.

[xhtmlcoder]

Any easy CSS option would follow these lines; whatever {border : 1px solid white;}