The hr tag is a way to place a horizontal rule into your document.

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<hr /> is the way to place the horizontal rule (or line) into your page. A way that you could edit this would be to add attributes such as; width, alignment, color, and size to your line.

Adding *width="300"* before the backwards slash, makes your horizontal line only 100px wide.

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Notice that the line is automatically aligned. You can change the alignment by adding the attribute, align="right" to make the bar align to the right, center for the center, and left for the left.

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Now if you wanted to change the size of the rule, or make it thicker you could add the size attribute. size="7" will make the bar considerably thicker.

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You can also change the color of that incredible little line by adding in either the number code for a color, or a color name. the color name will use the default color on the computer that is viewing the page. If you use a web-safe, or hexadecimal number code, you are guaranteed that the color will be the same on every web browser. color="#ff3399" will produce a hot pink line.

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The final code (Without stars obviously) is <*hr width="300 px" align="right" size="7" color="#ff3399" */>

This tag can come in handy when you want to separate paragraphs in your body clearly, you can place a line!! yea.

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