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BLOCKQUOTE - Block Quotation
The BLOCKQUOTE element defines a block quotation. Unlike inline quotations, block quotations may contain block-level elements such as P and TABLE, but BLOCKQUOTE may not be contained within a paragraph or inline element. The optional CITE attribute of BLOCKQUOTE provides the URI of the source of the quotation. This attribute, not widely supported among browsers, allows readers to verify the authenticity of the quotation and also find related information. The content of the BLOCKQUOTE element should be contained within other block-level elements, typically P. The following example features a quotation that includes multiple paragraphs and its own block quotation:
Authors should not use BLOCKQUOTE for unquoted material just to achieve a block indentation in common visual browsers. With the rise of style sheets, such misuse of BLOCKQUOTE will become less reliable while also reducing the author's ability to fully exploit the power of style sheets. Cascading Style Sheets provide the margin-left property to indent a block. More Information |
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