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what is going on guys itamp;#39;s Bucky and welcome to your letamp;#39;s see letamp;#39;s count on your fifth xhtml tutorial now in this tutorial what Iamp;#39;m going to be doing is Iamp;#39;m going to be going over a couple more tags and also something called comments so you know just want to give you guys an introduction because things are going to get pretty intense and I didnamp;#39;t want to startle you guys so anyways letamp;#39;s go ahead and uh letamp;#39;s cover our first new tag and thatamp;#39;s a horizontal rule you remember when I said in the last tutorial that there are pretty much two types of tags opening and closing tags which are pretty much normal and you have these special tags right here so you pretty much have double tags in single tags well a horizontal rule is pretty much a line that goes across your website so if youamp;#39;re saying Bucky why the F what I want a big line across my website well itamp;#39;s actually more of like a separator thatamp;
