Simple HTML question about HR's

[IBleedPurple]

Do any of you know a way to get Netscape to recognize color on an HR tag? I know you could cheat and do a div border or something like that, but this would be simpler and I have my HR's set at 75% anyway. Any of the tutorials I've read say that Netscape won't do the HR color but I'm hoping someone has a trick up their sleeve... anyone?

 

[Whatsisname]

if <hr style="color:#abcdef;" /> doesnt work i dont know what would.

 

[lomn75]

I certainly don't know of a way to pull it off with CSS. Best thing I can suggest is to drop in a <div> appropriately sized, I think that's what XHTML recommends anyway.

Also, what version of Netscape are we talking? 4.x or a Gecko engine?

 

[Anarchonixx]

Well, best I could come up with is this, bastardizing the hr tag via css:

hr{
	border:1px solid green;
}

Show as perfectly green hr on Firefox 0.9.

Can also just do it inline with <hr style="border: 1px solid green" />

 

[IBleedPurple]

Well, I came up with another solution. I made a 1px by 1px square graphic of the color I want, and then put that in place of the HR and use the width attribute to stretch it out to about 400 px wide. I don't get to do it as a percentage, but it still works.

 

[KingKaeru]

Well, best I could come up with is this, bastardizing the hr tag via css:

hr{
	border:1px solid green;
}

Show as perfectly green hr on Firefox 0.9.

Can also just do it inline with <hr style="border: 1px solid green" />

Just ran it in NS6 out of curiosity and it works.

--KK