4.7 HR -- Horizontal Ruled Line

The HR element is empty (you don't need a </HR>). Netscape extensions are discussed at the bottom of the page.

4.7.1 Example of HR

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<HR>
<H1> MIGHTY CHOKEE-OS! </H1>
The cereal of chocolate deprived kiddies everywhere!
<p> Aren't you lucky your parents love you enough
to buy you CHOCKEE-OS!
<p> Remember to ask Mom and Dad for NEW SUPER 
CHOCKEE-OS, now with Nicotine!!!

This is rendered as:

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MIGHTY CHOKEE-OS!

Aren't you lucky your parents love you enough to buy you CHOCKEE-OS!

Remember to ask Mom and Dad for NEW SUPER CHOCKEE-OS, now with Nicotine!!!

4.7.2 Netscape Attribute Extensions

• SIZE="n" --specifies the vertical width, in pixels, of the dividing line (n is an integer).
• WIDTH="n", or "n%" --specifies the horizontal width, in pixels or as a percentage of the display width, of the dividing line (n is an integer).
• ALIGN="left", "right", "center" -- specifies the alignment of the dividing line on the page. The default is centered.
• NOSHADE --Draw the dividing line as a solid black bar -- the default is a shaded bar.

<hr size=4 width=80%>
<hr size=10 width=40>
<hr size=10 width=40 align="left">
<hr size=10 width=40 align="left" noshade>
<hr size = 5 width=20% align="right">