Zoe M. Gillenwater wrote:
> david wrote:
>> Barney Carroll wrote:
>>
>>> When I've been required to create horizontal rules I usually just create
>>> a div.horizontalRule. However if you still want to keep the HR for the
>>> sake of non-CSS agents, you could wrap your HR inside a classed DIV, and
>>> have
>>>
>>> .horizontalRule
>>> {clear:both;height:2px;width:100%;background-color:orange;}
>>>
>>> .horizontalRule HR
>>> {display:none;}
>>>
>> Question: With CSS off, would that leave extra space above and below the HR?
>
> It shouldn't. Divs don't have default margins in any browsers that I
> know of. The div should only be as high as its horizontal rule when CSS
> is off.
OK, cool. I was thinking that since they were block elements, they might.
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