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Does Webflow have a <code>&lt;hr&gt;</code> feature available?

TL;DR
  • Use a 1px high Div Block with 100% width and background color to mimic an <hr> line.
  • Alternatively, apply a top or bottom border to a Spacer or Div Block for the same effect.

Webflow does not have a dedicated <hr> (horizontal rule) element block, but you can easily create the same effect using other built-in tools.

1. Use a Divider Element with Styling

  • Drag a Div Block from the Add panel into your layout.
  • Set the Div’s height to 1px and width to 100% (or your desired width).
  • Apply a background color (typically black or gray) to make it visible.
  • Optionally, add margins or padding above/below to control spacing.

2. Use a Border on Another Element

  • Place a Spacer or Div Block where you want the line.
  • Go to the Style panel, and under Borders, add a top or bottom border.
  • Set the width, color, and style (e.g., solid, dashed) to match the desired line style.

3. Embed Custom HTML (Optional)

  • Although not recommended unless necessary, you can use an Embed element and insert <hr> directly.
  • Keep in mind that styling this will require custom CSS under the Page Settings or in the <style> tag inside the Embed.

Summary

Webflow doesn’t have a native <hr> element, but you can recreate it visually using a 1px high Div Block or by applying a border to an element. The visual result is the same, with full control via the Designer.

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