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Old 07-12-2011, 04:45 PM   #2
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While InDesign allows rules to be added to a paragraph's style, css doesn't allow that. Unfortunately you will need to edit the xhtml after export and add <hr /> tags above and below the relevant paragraphs (these can be styled in css to alter the width and thickness).

It might be an idea to consider whether you can use different styling (such as a block indent) to achieve the same function.
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