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The <hr> Tag (XHTML Reference)
Introduction
The <hr> tag creates a visual horizontal line. It can
be used to separate paragraphs or sections. You can also use it under a title
or headline that will visually separate the header from the rest content, like
navigation bar or article body. A <hr> line creates its own paragraph.
Example
This is some text above the line
<hr />
This is some text under the line
You can even apply a style to use a color so that the line
looks much better.
This is some text above the line
<hr style="color:#FF0000">
This is some text under the line
Output
Attributes
Name:
Description:
align
Aligns the line to one of the following options:
Left (default)
Center
Right
noshade
This is an empty attribute which doesn’t require any
value. If you use this attribute then you specify that the style of line will
be flat without any 3D-Effect.
size
Size specifies the thickness of the line in pixel.
width
Width specifies the width of the line in pixel or percent.
