Tweak style of horizontal rules #1966
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supersedes #1259
I started off making that one
<hr/>tag white. Then I grepped for<hrto make sure everything is consistent. Three more such tags on the "Getting started" page were gray. I made them all white and added a vertical margin to make it it look more like a separator.Lastly, I also noticed a really ugly
<hr/>tag on the "Embedded devices" page. I replaced it with an appropriate margin.Below all before-and-after screenshots, including small screen sizes for the embedded page.
Getting started page
location 1
location 2
location 3
location 4
Embedded devices page
large screen size
small screen size