perlQ gives you a wide range of controls over the look of public survey results. The Results Border Style controls the table enclosing the results. You can set the color of this table using the background-color CSS property. It also controls the color of any text and links appearing in the border (using the color CSS property). Since this style will be placed inside any links in the border, you can also specify things such as text-decoration to control link highlighting, etc. By default, the border has a purple background color with white colored text and links.

You may, in fact, include any style definition here, and it will appear in the <TD>'s that create the table border as well as any <A> anchor tags for links such as "See More..." or page numbers.

To find out more about CSS styles, go to Zvon.org CSS1 Reference.