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Old 03-02-2018, 07:03 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by justerman View Post

So my question is: has anyone succeeded in formatting horizontal rules in a kindle book, and if so, how?

Thanks.
If you are going to work with .kf8 (not the old .mobi format) then don't use <hr> tags but "borders" since you can do whatever by styling borders. For example, watch the borders I employed in the following screenshots of a .kf8 ebook:

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You can do something like that by reducing the height of <hx>, <div> or <p> tag to 2 or 3px and then to style the upper and bottom border as you wish. Of course, all that only works with .kf8 (not old .mobi).

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Rubén
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