HTML 7 – blockquote, q, abbr, address, cite, dbo elements
Do not miss those elements
<blockquote>
<p>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.</p>
</blockquote>- blockquote is a container for a section of text which indicates a quote
- It can contain one or more paraghraphs
- It may also contain other inline elements like em, strong or even code
<p>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. <q>In hac habitasse platea dictumst!</q></p>- q element is used to represemt a short inline quotation within a larger text
- It contains one or more words or sentences that are meant to be highlightes as a quote
<p>The <abbr title="Academy Awards">Oscars</abbr> are presented annually by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.</p>- abbr(abbreviation) element is used to define an abbreviation that is ment to be explained within the surrounding text.
- It contains a short form of a word, followed by the full explanation in the ‘title’ attribute
<p>The company's headquarters are located at:</p>
<address>
Somewhere in Europe
</address>- address element defines an adrress or contact information
- It containes one or more lines of text with contact/adress information
- It can contain address, email address and phone number
<p>According to <cite>Kronos</cite>, "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet."</p>- cite elements identifies the source of a quotation, referece or block of text
- It can contain a URL, page number or other identification information
<bdo dir="rtl">
This text should be displayed in the right-to-left direction
</bdo>- bdo element specifies the direction in which the text should be displayed
- It is used in documents in languages that are written in right-to-left, Arabic, Hebrew
- It overrides the bidirectional formatting rules of the surrounding text