Horizontal line in CSS

[bluestrobe]

I need a simple way in CSS to seperate my posts. Right now I have nothing seperating the posts on my main page and things tend to look jumbled. I would use an image but the size would be static while the page changed shape with different resolutions and browsers. Is there something to help with this in CSS?

 

[esun]

There's the <hr> tag (it's <hr /> if you want to be validated XHTML whatnot). You can style it to no end with CSS.

 

[oog]

how about a bottom-border?

 

[txrandom]

You can stylize <hr />s pretty well. But you could try using an empty div with a top or bottom only border. <hr /> is probably better.

 

[George P Burdell]

If each post is a div, you can use CSS to change the bottom margin of each div.

 

[stndn]

To be safe, I'd suggest using <hr>, just as what others have said.
You can style <hr> any way you want, even add fancy height and background images and all that work (if that's your intent).
And if the user decided to disable CSS for whatever reason, your plain <hr> will still be there to save you.

-stndn.

 

[Rip the Jacker]

Use a div, you're not restricted by any means with a div like you are with <hr>

 

[Kakumba]

Another vote for hr. I use them all the time. Unless you already have all comments in divs, in which case you can easily set something on that, a bottom placed background image with repeat -x could be good if you want something a touch prettier.

So, depends on what your code already looks like.