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Eric A. Meyer <eam3(at)po.cwru.edu> wrote: > > Actually, what we need is a real solution, because the above shouldn't > work. I know that IE allows it, but it shouldn't. The correct answer is > something like this, although I confess to maybe getting some particulars > wrong: > > HR {height: 1px; width: 100%; border: 1px solid black;} > I use something like the following: p.line { padding-top: 9pt; border-top: solid 1pt black } This gives me a line 9 points above any paragraph that I tag as class="line". If you think about the line as being a presentational aspect of the paragraph it is above (or below), and not a structural element in its own right, then this makes a lot more sense than using <hr>. -- David Meadows [ Technical Writer | Information Developer ] DNRC Minister for Littorasy * david(at)heroes.force9.co.uk "Music, shorn of labels and standing alone, when it is conceived, composed and performed with love and integrity, can elevate us all." -- Jon Lord
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