I've used CSS to style <hr/>s for a long time. Here's an example from one of
my sites
div#menu hr {
width: 95%;
height: 1px;
border: 0;
clear: both; /* puts the hr below floated content */
margin: 0.625em auto; /* side margins set to auto centers the hr */
color: #ddd; /* set color in IE */
background-color: #ddd; /* set color in FF */
}
You could add "float: right" or "float: left" to get right or left alignment.
Or "position: absolute;" and "left: xxx" to position it in an exact place.
The thing to remember when styling <hr> is that it is a block level element.
This means it acts like a div or a paragraph by default. "Text-align: left"
will align whatever text is in the <hr> left. But since it's an <hr>, it has
no text.
---Tim
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