HTML <hr> tag
Updated: 09/12/2023 by Computer Hope
When writing in HTML (hypertext markup language), the <hr> tag is a block element used to denote a thematic break (horizontal line) on a web page. It is useful when you are changing a topic or want to separate content on a page. The following sections contain information about this tag, including an example of it in use, and related attributes and browser compatibility.
Example of <hr> code
<h3 class="ce">Here is a heading about one subject</h3>
<hr>
<p class="ce">Here is a paragraph about a different subject.</p>
Example result
Here is a heading about one subject
Here is a paragraph about a different subject.
Deprecated attributes
All HTML tags support standard attributes that define the settings of an HTML element. In addition to the standard settings, the <hr> tag had the following unique attributes that are now deprecated.
Attribute | Description |
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align | Designates the alignment of the <hr> element. |
noshade | Designates that the <hr> element should be one solid color. |
size | Designates the height of the element. |
width | Designates the width of the element. |
Compatibility
Edge | Internet Explorer | Firefox | Safari | Opera | Chrome |
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All versions | All versions | All versions | All version | All versions | All versions |