Plain White Border in Mozilla is Corrupted

I used CSS to add a plain white thin border around an swf. It displayes properly in IE, but in Mozilla and Safari you only see the lower 5th of the border and the rest is missing.
Here is the code:
#gallery01 {
border: thin solid #FFF;

Please don't just send me code. I don't know what to do with it.
You must wrap your SWF slideshow inside a division called "gallery01"
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