Learn HTML || Chapter 5

HTML Quotation Element :-

Quotation tags are used to indicate sections of text that are quoted from another source. The <blockquote> element defines a section that is quoted from another source. The <blockquote> element can contain one or more <p> elements:

<blockquote> <p>Quotation</p> <p>This is quotation. We will make you a pro web developer. And also we will make you an app developer after you become a web developer.</p> </blockquote>

This will look like thus :

      

    Quotation

    This is quotation. We will make you a pro web developer. And also we will make you an app

    developer after you become a web developer.

The <q> element defines a short quotation. The <q> element can contain one or more <p> elements: <q>Mudassir Ameen, SEO of PMASchool</q>

This will look like thus:

"Mudassir Ameen, SEO of PMASchool" The <cite> element defines the title of a work. The <cite> element can contain one or more <p> elements: <cite>Title of a work</cite>

This will look like thus:

Title of a work

HTML abbr Element :-

The HTML <abbr> element represents an abbreviation or acronym, and optionally provides a full description for it. If present, the title attribute must contain this full description and nothing else. The HTML <abbr> element is used for indicating an abbreviation or acronym, much like the <acronym> element, but the latter is not supported in HTML5. The <abbr> element is supported in all major browsers. If you need to mark up an abbreviation or acronym, and you are sure that the reader will understand it, use the <abbr> element. If you are not sure that the reader will understand the abbreviation, use the <abbr> element together with the title attribute to provide an expansion of the abbreviation. The <abbr> element should not be used for marking up initialisms. An initialism is an abbreviation pronounced one letter at a time, such as FBI. For initialisms, use the <acronym> element.

let's explain it with an expamle:

<abbr title="Professor Mudassir Ameen">PMA</abbr>

This will look like thus:

PMA

When someone take mouse on it this will make a tooltip which will give him an answer that is "Professor Mudassir Ameen".

HTML Address Element :-

The HTML address element is used to define the contact information for the author or owner of a document or an article. The HTML address element should not be used to define the contact information for the website itself. That is what the HTML head element is for. The HTML address element is used to define the contact information for the author or owner of a document or an article. The following is an example of how the HTML address element can be used: <address>

John Doe<br>

123 Main Street<br>

Anytown, USA<br>

</address>

This will look like thus:

John Doe

123 Main Street

Anyown, USA In the example above, the contact information for John Doe is defined. The address element can contain any type of content, but it is usually best to stick to just contact information. The HTML address element can be used multiple times on a single page. This can be useful if there is more than one author or owner of a document.