#### 23.5.4.1 Replacing reference-frame horizontal rules

For graphics such as the FrameAbove and FrameBelow horizontal lines used around some FrameMaker formats, you might get better results by replacing the reference-page graphics with HTML horizontal rules. This approach avoids carrying an extra generated .jpg around for every FrameMaker file you convert. For example:

[HtmlStyles]

Note = CodeBefore CodeAfter NoFrameAbove NoFrameBelow

[StyleCodeBefore]

Note = <br /><hr />

[StyleCodeAfter]

Note = <hr /><br />

You can tune the <hr> rules by specifying width, height, or other attributes, and possibly by using a class to apply CSS properties; see §22.7.2 Mapping paragraph formats to CSS classes.

| 23.5.4 Converting reference-page graphics for HTML |  | 23.5.4.2 Suppressing indentation of reference-page graphics |