2 line link?

Is there any way to make a 2 line link with a border? When I add the <br>, that's exactly what it does...including the border, unfortunately.
Right now, I'm using:
<a href= "payments.html" target= "sara" style= "border:3px outset #ffffff;color:#ffffff;font:bold 12px tahoma; width:134px" title= "Behind On Payments ">ARE YOU BEHIND<br>ON PAYMENTS?</a>
Thanks

 

Have you tried to border the entire link?
Something like:

Code:

<span style= "border:3px outset #ffffff;color:#ffffff;font:bold 12px
tahoma; width:134px "><a href= "payments.html" target= "sara" title= "Behind On Payments ">ARE YOU BEHIND
<br>ON PAYMENTS?</a></span>

 

Yep...Tried 'em all...Only thing that works is the <button> tag. Just thought I'd ask as a last resort...

Strange...Netscape is cutting waaaaaaaaay back on it's development of Navigator while Microsoft is now going to charge for their browser...Hmmm

 

Okay,
I don't usually actually test the code, but this time, I tested it, and it worked.

Code:

<div style= "border:3px outset #ffffff;color:#ffffff;font:bold 12px
tahoma; width:134px "><a
href= "payments.html" target= "sara "
title= "Behind On Payments ">ARE YOU BEHIND
<br>ON PAYMENTS?</a></div>

 

That worked...
So does just using display:block in the link without any wrapping. Problem is, display:block makes a huge 20px padding between my horizontal menu buttons.

One step forward...2 steps back.

 

Well, I believe you can adjust the padding of the block element. I don't have the CSS book with me, can't check for you right now.