Add CSS styling examples to <hr> element documentation #1
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This update adds concrete examples of “appropriate CSS” for styling the <hr> element, addressing the request in mdn#42363. The new section includes examples for: A simple 1px line A thicker line A dashed line A decorative symbol using ::after These examples clarify how to style <hr> with modern CSS while preserving its semantic purpose.
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Description
Adds concrete examples of “appropriate CSS” for styling the
<hr>element.This update introduces examples of common line styles, including a simple solid line, a thicker line, a dashed line, and a decorative symbol using
::after.Motivation
This change addresses the request in mdn#42363, which asked for explicit CSS examples after the documentation referenced “appropriate CSS.”
The new examples improve clarity and help readers understand how to style
<hr>using modern CSS.Additional details
No structural changes to the page.
Only documentation enhancement with practical CSS examples.
Related issues and pull requests
Fixes mdn#42363