Why doesn't 'border-top' show a border on all sides?
'border-top' only adds a border on the top edge, not on other sides. To get borders on all sides, use 'border' class instead.
💡 Use 'border' for all sides, 'border-top' for top only (see render_step 2).
Why is my border color not changing when I add 'border-primary'?
The border color changes only if a border exists. If you only add 'border-primary' without a border class or border width, no border appears.
💡 Always combine color classes with border or border-width classes (see render_steps 2 and 3).
Why does 'border-start' add a border on the left side?
'border-start' means the start edge in the text direction. For left-to-right languages, this is the left side.
💡 'border-start' = left border in LTR languages (see render_step 3).