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Here is a list of attributes for the <hr> tag:
width="number value" OR width="percent value "
Use this to modify the width of the horizontal rule. You can use pixels (default unit) or a percentage of the page width.
Default is 100% of the window.
align="left" / "center" / "right"
Use this to align the horizontal rule to the left or right of the page.
If width is not set then alignment does not matter.
size="number value"
Use this to adjust the vertical size of the horizontal rule.
Default size is 2.
noshade
Use this to make your horizontal rule a solid stripe across the page, rather than a shaded stripe.
Default is shaded
As we saw with the <p> tag, to use an attribute, insert it into the tag, after a space:
<hr width="250">
If you're going to use more than one attribute, separate each with a space, as so:
<hr width="33%" noshade>
Alright, now create the following horizontal rules:
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5) Which give you a wider horizontal rule - "350" or "40%"?
5) Finally, take a look at the same page using Internet Explorer. What conclusions might you draw?