hr
Break the current text flow and insert a horizontal rule.
Usage:
<hr width="" size="" align="" color="" style="" noshade />
| Tag Attribute | Used To... |
|---|---|
| width | Set the width of the horizontal rule to either an integer number of pixels (i.e.: width="400") or percentage of the page width (i.e.: width="80%"). |
| size | Set the thickness of the horizontal rule to an integer number of pixels. |
| align | Align the horizontal rule to either the left, center (default), or right. |
| color | Set the color of the horizontal rule to the desired color using a hexidecimal-based number either in the #RGB (ex.: #69C = #6699CC) or #RRGGBB (ex.: #96C4F3) format. |
| style | Specify an inline style for this tag. |
| noshade | Do not use 3D shading to render the horizontal rule. |
Best Practice Examples:
<hr width="100%" size="1" />
<hr width="80%" size="3" />
<hr width="250" size="5" />
<hr width="400" size="2" align="center" noshade />
<hr width="300" size="2" align="center" color="#009900" />
<hr width="600" size="14" align="center" color="#0099FF" style="color: #0099FF;background-color: #0099FF;"/>
NOTES:
Useable in all e-mail clients.
If color is to be applied to a horizontal rule, then follow the last example and
set XXXXXX in the color="XXXXXX" attribute and the
style="color: #XXXXXX;background-color: #XXXXXX;" to the same color.
This ensures compatibility with IE and Gecko rendering engines.
Linux Evolution will not render colors or thicknesses.
This reference was created for Innovyx by Steve Cartoon Q3 2007. All rights reversed.