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It is this image: <a href="http://www.teslamotors.com//tesla_theme/images/bg_footer.jpg" rel="ugc">http://www.teslamotors.com//tesla_theme/images/bg_footer.jpg</a>
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How would you make that seperator line in Photoshop?
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You could simply draw a line with a darker color and right below it, one with a lighter color. &nbsp;You could also use one of the effects I suppose that gives a 3-d effect. &nbsp;I imagine there are other ways too.
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At the bottom of the Teslamotors.com website, I noticed that there is a line at the bottom of the site that spans across the entire page. &nbsp;It is a line that is right above the Copyright and spans across and above the Legal &amp;&nbsp;Privacy button link, the First Responders link, the Choose Region link, the My Tesla link, Contact, Sign In, etc. &nbsp;How would I make a line like that in Photoshop and how would I make a line like that ini CSS? &nbsp;Thanks!
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At the bottom of the Teslamotors.com website, I noticed that there is a line at the bottom of the site that spans across the entire page.  It is a line that is right above the Copyright and spans across and above the Legal & Privacy button link, the First Responders link, the Choose Region link, the My Tesla link, Contact, Sign In, etc.  How would I make a line like that in Photoshop and how would I make a line like that ini CSS?  Thanks!

It is this image: http://www.teslamotors.com//tesla_theme/images/bg_footer.jpg

How would you make that seperator line in Photoshop?

You could simply draw a line with a darker color and right below it, one with a lighter color.  You could also use one of the effects I suppose that gives a 3-d effect.  I imagine there are other ways too.

How do you make the graphical seperator as in seen in the Teslamotors.com website

At the bottom of the Teslamotors.com website, I noticed that there is a line at the bottom of the site that spans across the entire page.  It is a line that is right above the Copyright and spans across and above the Legal &amp; Privacy button link, the First Responders link, the Choose Region link, the My Tesla link, Contact, Sign In, etc.  How would I make a line like that in Photoshop and how would I make a line like that ini CSS?  Thanks!

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