The style declarations which apply to the text below are:

    .zero {background-color: silver; border-right-width: 0;}
    .one {border-right-width: 25px; border-style: solid;}
    .two {border-right-width: thick; border-style: solid;}
    .three {border-right-width: medium; border-style: solid;}
    .four {border-right-width: thin; border-style: solid;}
    .five {border-right-width: 100px;}

(These will only work if `border-style` is supported.)

This element has a class of zero.

This element should have a right border width of 25 pixels, which will be more obvious if the element is more than one line long.

This element should have a thick right border width, which will be more obvious if the element is more than one line long.

This element should have a medium right border width, which will be more obvious if the element is more than one line long.

This element should have a thin right border width, which will be more obvious if the element is more than one line long.

This element should have no border and no extra "padding" on its right side, as no `border-style` was set.

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(These will only work if `border-style` is supported.)

This element has a class of zero.

This element should have a right border width of 25 pixels, which will be more obvious if the element is more than one line long.

This element should have a thick right border width, which will be more obvious if the element is more than one line long.

This element should have a medium right border width, which will be more obvious if the element is more than one line long.

This element should have a thin right border width, which will be more obvious if the element is more than one line long.

This element should have no border and no extra "padding" on its right side, as no `border-style` was set.