Yes, it will. I tested the following code and got 2 nearly
identical lines- only difference was the height
<html><body>
<hr width="50%" size="3" color="#FF0000" align="left">
<hr style="width: 50%; font-size: 3px; color: #FF0000;
text-align: left; ">
</body></html>
Mike
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: This won't work?
: <hr width="50%" size="3">
: or
: <hr width="50%" size="3" color="#FF0000" align="left">
: Hummmmm....
:
: bob
message
: : | Like any block tag, <hr> will fill the width of their
container.
: |
: | You could, however, use CSS to change that -
: |
: | hr { width:66px; }
: |
: | If you would put an <hr> into a percent width column, it
would match the
: | width of that column.
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: | Murray
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: | MVP FrontPage
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: |
: | "George W. Barrowcliff" <
[email protected]>
wrote in message
: | : | > Using a FP2K theme with FP2K.
: | > The <hr> won't accept any length parm, either absolute
or percentage.
: | > They are always displayed full length. Is there some
way to have them
: | > fill in a percent wide column or do I have to define
it as a new gif
: | > instead of using the hr html?
: | >
: | > TIA
: | >
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