Dreamweaver inserts the horizontal rule; and the Property inspector, if
visible, shows the attributes that you can change for a horizontal rule (see Figure 9-17).
FIGURE 9-17
The Horizontal Rule Property inspector controls the width, height, and alignment for these
HTML lines.
3. To change the width of the line, enter a value in the Property inspector width (W) text box. You
can insert either an absolute width in pixels or a relative value as a percentage of the screen:
n To set a horizontal rule to an exact width, enter the measurement in pixels in the width (W)
text box and press the Tab key. If it is not already showing, select Pixels in the drop-down list.
n To set a horizontal rule to a width relative to the browser window, enter the percentage
amount in the width (W) text box, press the Tab key, and select the percent sign (%) in the
drop-down list.
4. To change the height of the horizontal rule, type a pixel measurement in the height (H) text box.
5. To change the alignment from the default (centered), open the Align drop-down list and choose
another alignment.
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6. To disable the default embossed look for the rule, clear the Shading checkbox.
7. If you intend to reference your horizontal rule in JavaScript or in another application, you can
give it a unique name.
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