Styling HR

[johnSteve]

Do I have this right?

The only way to get a valid (css and html), colored, Horizontal Rule
to look and act same in both Firefox and IE6,with a strict doctype,

wrap the HR in a separate div, and style the div using

color:some_color;
background-color:same_color;
height:some_height;
width:some_width;

?

example
http://www.sturgood.com/demos/hr.html
johnSteve

[no0bodyhome]

On Sun, 06 Mar 2005 15:16:52 -0700, johnSteve <st****@bresnan.net>
wrote:

Do I have this right?

The only way to get a valid (css and html), colored, Horizontal Rule
to look and act same in both Firefox and IE6,with a strict doctype,

wrap the HR in a separate div, and style the div using

color:some_color;
background-color:same_color;
height:some_height;
width:some_width;

?

example
http://www.sturgood.com/demos/hr.html
johnSteve

I use, for example:
hr.blue50line {
color: blue;
height: .2em;
width: 50%;
}

<hr class="blue50line">blah, blah, blah

make an assortment of colors, widths, and creme filled centers.

[johnSteve]

On Tue, 08 Mar 2005 00:31:55 GMT, no*********@nowhere.com wrote:

On Sun, 06 Mar 2005 15:16:52 -0700, johnSteve <st****@bresnan.net>
wrote:

Do I have this right?

The only way to get a valid (css and html), colored, Horizontal Rule
to look and act same in both Firefox and IE6,with a strict doctype, example
http://www.sturgood.com/demos/hr.html johnSteve

I use, for example:
hr.blue50line {
color: blue;
height: .2em;
width: 50%;
}

<hr class="blue50line">blah, blah, blah

make an assortment of colors, widths, and creme filled centers.

you are correct, thank you.
I added your example

johnSteve