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But could you give me a few examples of what you could possibly do with that? A line seems like a bad thing to expect a user to click on. How could you add this functionality into a usable site?
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But could you give me a few examples of what you could possibly do with that? A line seems like a bad thing to expect a user to click on. How could you add this functionality into a usable site?

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&lt;hr /&gt; is a pretty useful thing, but what kinds of things can you do with it that are outside the normal?<br />
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To me normal wopuld be the width, height, color. What else can you do consideing you can make it interact with mouse events, for example?<br />
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Curious what fun and interesting things you can do!<br />
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Thanks.
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<hr /> is a pretty useful thing, but what kinds of things can you do with it that are outside the normal?

To me normal wopuld be the width, height, color. What else can you do consideing you can make it interact with mouse events, for example?

Curious what fun and interesting things you can do!


Thanks.

What fun things can you do with a &lt;hr&gt; tag?

HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the main markup language for creating web pages and other information to be displayed in a web browser, providing both the structure and content for what is sent from a web server through the use of tags. The current implementation of the HTML specification is HTML5.

HTML

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What fun things can you do with a &lt;hr&gt; tag?

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