The hr tag in HTML
The hr element is used for a thematic break between paragraph level elements. It usually appears as a horizontal line. A closing tag is not required.
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The hr element is used for thematic breaks between paragraph level elements.
<p>Text above a line</p>
<hr>
<p>Text below the line</p>
Usually displayed as a horizontal line.
</body>
The hr element is a separator, not a border
It is very easy to misuse the hr element. If you find it included in a page template, you should rethink its use. The structural sections of your page design should be defined with appropriate semantic document tags. And any lines that need to be marked in the text should be highlighted using CSS. The hr tag, which creates a small separator bar, is best viewed as a typographic element that can go into the context of your content, rather than being used as part of the design. This can be useful for cases where you want to divide a piece of content into sections without using header elements.
Attributes applied to the hr tag
| Attributes | Values |
|---|---|
| color | specifies the line color |
| width | sets the line width |
| size | adjusts the line thickness |
| noshade | makes the line without 3d effects |
| align | indicates line alignment |
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