Question

By default hr tag by defualt HR tag produces which ruler 2D or 3D

Answer 1

Answer:

i think 2D

The  hr

Tag The

tag tells the browser to insert a horizontal rule across the display window. Like the

tag,

forces a simple line break, although unlike

,

causes the paragraph alignment to revert to the default (left-justified). The browser places the rule immediately below the current line, and content flow resumes below the rule docstore.mik.ua/orelly/web2/xhtml/ch05_01.htm

Function: Break a text flow and insert a horizontal rule Attributes: ALIGN ONMOUSEDOWN CLASS ONMOUSEMOVE COLOR ONMOUSEOUT DIR ONMOUSEOVER ID ONMOUSEUP LANG SIZE NOSHADE STYLE ONCLICK TITLE ONDBLCLICK WIDTH ONKEYDOWN ONKEYPRESS ONKEYUP End tag: None in HTML; or

with XHTML Contains: Nothing Used in: body_content The rendering of a horizontal rule is at the discretion of the browser. Typically, it extends across the entire document. Graphical browsers may render the rule with a chiseled or embossed effect; character-based browsers most likely use dashes or underscores to create the rule. There is no additional space above or below a horizontal rule. If you wish to set it off from the surrounding text, you must explicitly place the rule in a new paragraph, followed by another paragraph containing the subsequent text. For example, note the spacing around the horizontal rules in the following source and in Figure 5-1: This text is directly above the rule.

And this text is immediately below.

Whereas this text will have space before the rule.

And this text has space after the rule. docstore.mik.ua/orelly/web2/xhtml/ch05_01.htm

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