CITE

A portion of a citation, typically the title of a monograph or serial. In a printed bibliography, CITE corresponds to the bibliographic entity typically rendered in italics, and in fact, many browsers will render CITE elements in italics, though as always, you can't count on that.

Examples

<p>In the first chapter of <cite>Moby Dick</cite>...</p>
<p>Braswell, Laurel Nichols. <cite>Western Manuscripts from Classical
Antiquity to the Renaissance: A Handbook</cite>. Garland Reference
Library of the Humanities, 139. New York: Garland, 1981.</p>
<p>Despite Nishio's remarks concerning the causes of
deterioration of Asian paintings,<cite>[Nishio, 1994]....</p>

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a -- Anchor; source and/or destination of a link
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b -- Bold text
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br -- Line break
cite -- Name or title of cited work
code -- Source code phrase. addresses and URLS.
dfn
em -- Emphasized phrase
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i -- Italic text
img -- Image; icon, glyph or illustration
input -- Form input datum
kbd -- Keyboard phrase, e.g. user input
map
samp -- Sample text or characters
script
select -- Selection of option(s) (in form)
small
strike
strong -- Strong emphasis
sub
sup
textarea -- An area for text input (in form)
tt -- Typewriter text
u
var -- Variable phrase or substitutable

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a -- Anchor; source and/or destination of a link
address -- Address, signature, or byline for document or passage
applet
b -- Bold text
big
blockquote -- Quoted passage
body -- Document body
caption
center
cite -- Name or title of cited work
code -- Source code phrase. addresses and URLS.
dd -- Definition of term
dfn
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dt -- Term in definition list
em -- Emphasized phrase
font
form -- Fill-out or data-entry form
h1 -- Heading, level 1
h2 -- Heading, level 2
h3 -- Heading, level 3
h4 -- Heading, level 4
h5 -- Heading, level 5
h6 -- Heading, level 6
i -- Italic text
kbd -- Keyboard phrase, e.g. user input
li -- List item
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multicol
noscript
p -- Paragraph
pre -- Preformatted text
samp -- Sample text or characters
small
strike
strong -- Strong emphasis
sub
sup
td
th
tt -- Typewriter text
u
var -- Variable phrase or substitutable

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