Most basic:
<!--which width specifies the length of the line, which can also be a percentage; color indicates a colour, and a size represents a thickness; align specifies the position of the line, with left, right, center;noshade to indicate whether there is a stereo effect--
Two gradient transparent:
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Right gradient transparent:
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Draw a dashed line:
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Draw two lines:
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Stereoscopic Effect:
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Spun hammer-shaped:
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Needle effect:
The properties of the
The attribute value describes the arrangement of the DTD Align Center left right to specify the horizontal line. TF NoShade NoShade When set to True, the horizontal line is rendered as a solid color (2D effect).
When set to False, the horizontal line is displayed as a two-color recess (3D effect).
TF size pixels% Specifies the thickness (height) of the horizontal line. TF width pixels% Specifies the width of the horizontal line. TF look at the following example
<HR align= "center" >
<HR size= "5" >
The display results are:
A horizontal line with no width set defaults to 100%, so the alignment of the first three bars does not see the effect
1, ordinary divider line:
2. Divider Width Properties:
3, Separation line position properties:
4, Separation line thickness properties:
5, Separator Line no shadow properties:
6. Separator Line Color properties:
7, Gradient color separation line:
8. Center Transparent dividing line:
9, the center opaque divider line:
10, wavy line:
11, Tri-Color line:
12, dashed line:
13, Vertical line:
Well, the source is not clear.
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