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››Easy Way To Put A Pimp Line To Break Paragraphs

Easy Way To Put A Pimp Line To Break Paragraphs

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Feb 20, 2013

This is so easy even a newbie can do it-

If you open your text module in edit mode, click the html button and put: <hr /> where you want the line to appear it will...

I'll add it in here to show you (yes you can do it anywhere on the site with access to the html box) the line below is it (simple, grey, yet powerful divider): (below the arrow) it puts it across the page but I've found by accident that placement could create some cool line effects...


you can also do double lines just by using the tag more times i.e.:

<hr /><hr />


I wish they'd put one of these between the main title and subtitle (hint hint Simon)...

tonoffunguy you should add this ditty to your page on html...


Feb 20, 2013

And how do you do that arrow?  That's a pretty neat arrow. Is it an image file or what?

Feb 20, 2013

The arrow I found in Google images and just inserted the image yes :) 

also a benefit of using <hr /> instead of say an underscore or dotted line for a line break (as I'd been tirelessly doing too long) is that when you shrink the text module the line adjusts it's size (with an underscore line you get a double line when that happens or worse a triple line that looks ridiculous.

Feb 21, 2013

Yes the <hr/> tag is just simple HTML and works well. I never use it on these sites (web 2.0) as they don't look good.  It would be nice if Simon or someone could style it better using CSS on the sites stylesheet? 

Feb 21, 2013

Love the arrow two!  I'm going to snag that... Laughing Thanks Jerrico

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