boober’s method works for me too.
But instead of using an <hr> tag, I use CSS to add the rule so that I can style it more freely.
[HTML/PHP]
<?php the_content(__(‘Read more’));?>
<div class=”clearfloat border_bottom”></div>
[CSS]
.clearfloat{
clear:both;
}
.border_bottom{
border-bottom:1px #e2e2e2 solid;
}
*This adds a light gray thin rule below each post.
Have it on top, dotted, thick, double, red…you can change the style as you like.
*I am using clear:both because I have a style
img{float:left}
to my thumbnail images in posts.
‘Clearing’ brings the rule below the thumbnail image.
>carlscape101
<hr> is an html tag and <hr /> is an xhtml tag. In XHTML the <hr> tag must be properly closed. I’m not sure, but I think WordPress supports XHTML?
