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TAG:  q

<q> ... </q>
Available in versions: 4.0
Browser compatibility: Netscape 6
 
The <q> tag takes the selected block of text and displays it as a quote which is enclosed by a pair of double quotes. Unlike the blockquote tag, the q quote is not preceded or followed by paragraph breaks. So the quote remains inline. You may still need to use other HTML tags to effect the textual display and appearance that you desire.
 
Since this tag is poorly supported, you should simply use quotation marks.
 
It is recommended that you use the blockquote tag for long citations and the cite tag for short citations.
 
The closing tag is mandatory.
 
Core Attributes
 
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Attributes
 
cite
The cite attribute is used to provide a reference to the URL that is the source of the quote.
 
Few browsers recognize this tag.
 
Code:
<q>His enthusiasm was only exceeded by his lack of enthusiasm!</q>
 
Output:
His enthusiasm was only exceeded by his lack of enthusiasm!


 


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