HTML Quotations & Citations
HTML contains specialized tags to display quoted text and citations along with authors and abbreviation details which enhance semantic understanding and provide better accessibility.

<blockquote> – Block Quotations
This element represents long quotations which browsers display as block-level elements with indentation.
<blockquote cite="https://www.example.com/article"> The only way to do great work is to love what you do. </blockquote>
<q> – Inline Quotations
This element displays brief quotations directly within text and automatically includes quotation marks.
<p>Steve Jobs once said, <q>Stay hungry, stay foolish.</q></p>
<cite> – Source or Title of a Work
The <cite> tag serves to identify the title of creative works such as books, websites, movies or articles.
<p><cite>The Great Gatsby</cite> was written by F. Scott Fitzgerald.</p>
<abbr> – Abbreviation or Acronym
This element reveals an abbreviation and displays its full form when hovered over.
<p><abbr title="World Health Organization">WHO</abbr> was established in 1948.</p>
<address> – Contact Information
Used for author or company contact details.
<address> Contact us at:<br> 123 Main Street<br> email@example.com </address>

- Use <blockquote> for long, standalone quotes
- Use <q> for short inline phrases
- Add the cite attribute in <blockquote> to reference the source
- Use <abbr> to enhance clarity and accessibility for acronyms
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