Quotes
The <blockquote>
element in HTML represents a quoted section from another source. It is typically displayed as indented text on a web page, with the quote's source cited at the bottom.
The <footer>
element is a structural element used to identify the footer of a page, document, article, or section.
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You can also specify the source of the quote using the cite
attribute:
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You can also use the <blockquote>
element for nesting other block-level elements, such as <p>
or <div>
, inside it to provide additional context or structure to the quote.
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Similarly, the <q>
element represents a short inline quotation. It is typically displayed with quotation marks around the quoted text.
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The <blockquote>
element in HTML represents a quoted section from another source. It is typically displayed as indented text on a web page, with the quote's source cited at the bottom.
The <footer>
element is a structural element used to identify the footer of a page, document, article, or section.
index.html
You can also specify the source of the quote using the cite
attribute:
index.html
You can also use the <blockquote>
element for nesting other block-level elements, such as <p>
or <div>
, inside it to provide additional context or structure to the quote.
index.html
Similarly, the <q>
element represents a short inline quotation. It is typically displayed with quotation marks around the quoted text.
index.html
Thanks for your feedback!