Example of table row borders. This is a default table border style by bootstrap and attached to .table class.

Example of vertical table borders. This custom table border layout displays vertical borders only. However border between table head and table body is also visible for better visual separation. To use this layout add .table-columned class to the table with .table class.

Example of table column borders. Add .table-column class with .table for table with column border.

Example of table having both column & row borders. Add .table-bordered class with .table for both borders table.

Example of borderless table, all border are hidden, except border <thead> and <tfoot>. Add .table-borderless class with .table for borderless table.

Example of a default border table. This is bootstrap default table having only .table class.

Example of a solid bordered table row. This border inherits all styling options from the default border style, the only difference is it has 2px width. Add .border-solid to the table body row. This border style works only with row borders.

Example of double bordered table row. This has 4px width and double style. Add .border-double to the table body row. This border style works only with row borders.

Example of a table border with custom color. Based on bootstrap color options, you can set any of predefined colors by adding .border-bottom-* class to the table row. This will works with all border styles tables demonstrated above.

Apart form bootstrap color options you can also use Modern Admin color palette options, To set the selected border color lighten use .border-bottom-* where * is the value of your selected color from palette, and with that use .border-bottom-lighten-* or .border-bottom-darken-* class where * is the value between '1-5' of your selected lighten/darken color from modern color palette. So for color lighten 4 border class will be .border-bottom-lighten-4.