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hello there todays video is on the HR tag in HTML Ive got a blank HTML document here Im going to edit it with notepad the HR tag you know used to be one of my favorite tag is h2 user for styling which was wrong so that is you have the an article exists here and you can just put a little HR and then something else here and we save that and run it and it puts a little horizontal rule on the page and you can even style it a bit you can do a width equals 90 percent or lets say 50% like that the thing is that were not supposed to use it as a design element anymore were supposed to use it as a thematic change so an unrelated article exists here and its a its a semantic things theyve been moving towards more semantic stuff so the idea is you should have use this to break up your various articles that are unrelated and so that search engines and text reading software will know that these two items are not related and thats the HR tech so hopefully youve learned something from this