How to Add Borders Around Letters in Text with HTML & CSS

<p>To create a border around letters of text using HTML and CSS, you can use the `text-stroke` property in CSS. Here's an example:</p>
<p>HTML:
`<p class="bordered-text">Hello, World!</p>`</p>
<p>CSS:
`<style>
.bordered-text {
-webkit-text-stroke: 2px black; /* for Chrome, Safari, and Opera <em>/
text-stroke: 2px black; /</em> for Firefox <em>/
color: white; /</em> set the text color <em>/
font-size: 24px; /</em> adjust the font size as needed */
}
</style>`</p>
<p>In this example, the `text-stroke` property is set to create a black border around the text. You can adjust the value of `2px` to increase or decrease the thickness of the border. The `color` property is set to `white` to make the text visible against the black border, but you can change it to any color you prefer. Finally, adjust the `font-size` property as needed to fit your design.</p>
<p>Note that the `text-stroke` property is not supported in all browsers, so it's important to include both the `-webkit-text-stroke` and `text-stroke` properties to ensure cross-browser compatibility.</p>