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- So far, we've been talking about HTML elements
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that help us mark up passages of text on a page.
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Paragraphs, headlines, bold and italic...
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Lists.
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What about including a quote?
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Let's look at this quote from Jeremy Keith.
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Now, basically this is a paragraph.
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So, let's wrap it in P tags.
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We can use the cite element to credit
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Jeremy as the person who said this.
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And we can wrap the whole thing
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in a block quote element.
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To distinguish it from the surrounding text.
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These two elements cite and block quote
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are being used for their semantic value.
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To convey to other computers,
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"Hey, this is what this is".
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They're also convenient places to
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use the target styling.
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We can make each of these elements look
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however we want using CSS.
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We can make the block quotes stand
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out and look special.
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In this example inside the block quote element
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we have two paragraphs and the cite.
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We can put any element inside this block quote.
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We can put a list in there.
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A headline.
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Elements should be nested inside of each other.
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And whatever way makes sense.
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So, what about quotes that are not block quotes?
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What about quotes that are just worked
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in to the middle of some text?
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Like this.
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These quote marks are simply typed in to the text.
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Although, these are straight quote marks.
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And I think they really should be curly quotes.
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Although, that is my topographic eye that says
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that these should be curly quotes.
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For many of you around the world there
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all kinds of other ways that these
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quote marks should be displayed.
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It depends on the language, the script or the
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types of in conventions of a particular region.
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Instead of typing the quotes manually.
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We can use the "q" element.
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And let the browser provide the quote marks for us.
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"Q" stands for quote.
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Here, I've taken this quote and translated it.
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You can see that the quote marks are
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different in these other languages.
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Comparing the block quote element to the "q" element.
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Is a good example of something you might
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start to intuit about HTML.
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Some of these elements are what's called "Inline".
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They're meant for wrapping around phrases of content
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that are inline with some other content.
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Like the "q" element.
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Strong, b, I, and em.
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And many more.
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They are inline elements.
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You wrap them around phrases of text or
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they have a similar kind of inline purpose.
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Other elements are block-level elements.
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Block quote, paragraph, unordered lists.
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These elements each start a new block.
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They're a thing on the page.
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A block that can be followed by another block.
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There's a lot of nerdy detail about this
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that I could go in to but I won't.
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Some of this is about CSS.
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And when you use CSS you can switch
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the switch the layout behavior from
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block to inline or from inline to block.
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But, before you get in to thinking
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about layout or CSS.
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There is this inherit sense that you start
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to build up about some these HTML elements.
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Some are to mark something that's
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part of a bigger thing.
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And some are the bigger thing.
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"Q" and block quote elements are good
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examples to compare inline to block.
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They almost do the same thing.
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But, then they don't.
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One is for inline phrases and the
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other is for creating a block context.
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That's how to mark up quotes.
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The block quote, "q" and cite elements.
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