Re: [css-d] css equivalent of hr tag

Sent by pandy on 23 November 2002 22:10

At 19:53 2002.11.23, Head Dragon:) wrote:
>Scares you, xxx.nnn.ccc?  The xes mean any value when used as a place holder.
>
>At 1:03 AM -0800 11/23/02, Brandon Oto wrote:
>>on 11/22/02 6:46 PM, Head Dragon:) at [EMAIL-REMOVED] mumbled
>>something about:
>>
>>>  Div.myline {top: xxxxxxxxx5;
>>>  bottom: xxxxxxxx6
>>>  background-color: orange;
>>>  {


And what does '5' and '6' mean? I may be thick but I don't get this at all. 
Are you meaning to position that DIV somehow?

pandy


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Message thread:

• [css-d] css equivalent of hr tag - Michael Ryznar, 23rd November 2002 01:21
  • Re: [css-d] css equivalent of hr tag - shawn allen, 23rd November 2002 01:31
  • Re: [css-d] css equivalent of hr tag - Head Dragon:), 23rd November 2002 02:54
    • Re: [css-d] css equivalent of hr tag - Brandon Oto, 23rd November 2002 09:05
      • Re: [css-d] css equivalent of hr tag - Head Dragon:), 23rd November 2002 18:56
        • Re: [css-d] css equivalent of hr tag - pandy, 23rd November 2002 22:04
          • Re: [css-d] css equivalent of hr tag - Head Dragon:), 24th November 2002 04:28