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FIGURE 6.8 EXAMPLES OF RULE LINE WIDTHS.
If you specify a
width smaller than the actual width of the browser window, you can also specify
the alignment of that rule with the align attribute, making it flush left (align=”left”).
Flush right <align=”right”), or centered (align-“center”). By default, rule
lines are centered.
Finally, in most current browsers, the no shade attribute
shown in the flowing example causes the browser to draw the rule line as a
plain line without the three-dimensional shading, as shown in figure 6.9
Handling attributes without by values
In HTML 4.0 and earlier versions, a value isn’t required by
the no shade attribute. The method you use o apply this attribute appears as
follows:
<hr align =”center” size=”4” width=”200” no shade>