HTML – Horizontal Rules
Use <hr/> to create a horizontal line. This tag is similar to line break.
HTML Code:
<hr/>
Use
<hr/><hr/>
With
<hr/>
Caution
<hr/>
Demo
Use
With
Caution
The horizontal line can be useful in different circumstances, like you can see in the next example : a footnote.
HTML Code:
<hr />
<p>1. "The Hobbit", JRR Tolkein.<br />
2. "The Fellowship of the Ring" JRR Tolkein.</p>
Demo
1. “The Hobbit”, JRR Tolkein.
2. “The Fellowship of the Ring” JRR Tolkein.
As you can see, everything that this tag does is to draw a horizontal line separating different parts of the content or it just decorates the page. Use it with skill and it will produce unexpected results.
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