The HTML “hr” tag is a simple but powerful tool for creating visual separation on web pages. Often used to separate sections of content, the hr tag can be a great way to improve the readability and usability of your website.
The hr tag is a self-closing tag, which does not require a closing tag. It makes it easy to insert into your HTML code, and it will automatically display as a horizontal line across the width of the page.
One common use of the hr tag is to separate content sections on a webpage. For example, you might use an hr tag to separate an article’s introduction from the content’s main body or to separate different sections of a form.
Another use of the hr tag is to create visual breaks between different types of content. For example, you might use an hr tag to separate a list of items from a paragraph or a text block from an image.
The hr tag does not have any attributes, but you can use CSS to style the horizontal line. For example, you can change the colour, width, or height of the hr tag or add a border.
Overall, the hr tag is a simple but effective tool for visual separation on web pages. It can be used to improve the readability and usability of your website, and it is easy to insert and style with CSS. So next time you want to create a line separating the content on your webpage, think of the hr tag as an option.
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