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| | Hey every1, Does anyone know the styling details for a default <hr> ?! I've restyled it for my most of my site, but there are a couple of places where I want an original stylee one rather than the one I've made. Anyone know what the CSS is for a "real" horizontal rule, or some way of overriding my style to say "do not employ the style" - obviously I could class my designed one, but there are more instances of that than i want with the "default" stylee. Any suggestions?
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Progenic Family
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| Well, it's just like styling any other html element. Have a look at this: http://www.sovavsiti.cz/css/hr.html
Otherwise, you can just use a div to accomplish the line.
html:
< d i v i d = " H o r i z o n t L i n e " > < / d i v >
(I had to use spaces, because this forum is progressing html)
css:
HorizontLine {
height: 1px;
width: auto;
background-color: #000000;
}
This gives you a black horizontal line.
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Progenic Family
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| Andy I think he knows how to style the hr tag. I think he just wants to escape his styling and be able to go back to a default hr.
I do this by styling the hr per selector. So like in my style sheet I don't edit just the hr tag.
I code it like this:
#content hr{} then if you you're not in the content div and use the HR it'll be a default hr. |
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| | | Progenic Family
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| | Hi guys Thanks for the responses. Yeah I've styled the hr and want to "escape" it as you put it... or ideally what I wanted to do was class one that generated the normal HR.. hr.basic
{
/* html stylee horiz rule */
} Looks like that's not possible, so i'll just have to go through the code and add some selection to the ones i DONT want to be standard  Thanks.
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Progenic Family
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| can't you try something like hr id="something"
and have a
#something {
default hr settings here
}
i well just my 2 cents never tried it but it works with everything i ever did use it for
sorry if it's not good just trying to help |
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| | That's what he's looking for pretty much infernal just needs to know how the default properties for the HR. |
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| godhn (2/18/2008)
obviously I could class my designed one
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