The hr tag
The hr
tag sets a horizontal dividing line. The advantage of the tag is that in order to draw a single line, you do not need to create extra blocks. Does not require a closing tag.
Example
Let's see how the hr
tag works:
<hr>
:
Example
Let's try to change the color of the line using the CSS property border-color
:
<hr style="border-color: red;">
:
Example
The line color can also be changed using the color
property (in this case, if the color
and border-color
properties are set simultaneously, the second one has priority):
<hr style="color: red">
:
Example
Now let's change the color of the line using the CSS property border
. Note that this will make the line double in thickness (since we set the border both at the top and bottom):
<hr style="border: 1px solid red;">
:
Example
Let's try to change the color of the line using the CSS property border-top
, and set only the top border. Now there will be no double line:
<hr style="border-top: 1px solid red;">
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Example
Let's make a line in the form of dots using the CSS property border-top
, set the value to dotted
instead of solid
:
<hr style="border-top: 1px dotted red;">
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Example
Let's increase the line width using the CSS property border-width
:
<hr style="border-width: 10px; border-color: red;">
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Example
Now let's add a height of height
to the line and a border of border
. The border will then split into an upper and lower border:
<hr style="height: 10px; border: 1px solid red;">
:
See also
-
tag
br
,
which sets the line break