<ul><li>Drawing separator lines in CSS for webpage structure and readability is common.</li><li>Existing techniques like using borders or pseudo-elements have limitations.</li><li>Challenges include changing item sizes, special coding for first/last items, etc.</li><li>Workarounds like grid container's background showing through gaps exist.</li><li>Introduction of CSS gap decorations proposal aims to streamline separators.</li><li>The proposal extends column-rule to grid and flexbox layouts.</li><li>Syntax examples show how row-rule properties can define multiple decorations.</li><li>Fine-tuning options like *-rule-break and *-rule-outset provide control over decorations.</li><li>Developer feedback on the CSS gap decorations proposal is encouraged.</li><li>To provide feedback, developers can refer to the explainer and GitHub repo.</li></ul>

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