Date First Published: 11th June 2023
Topic: Web Design & Development
Subtopic: Web Development
Article Type: Computer Terms & Definitions
Difficulty: MediumDifficulty Level: 6/10
Learn more about what the HTML <cite> tag is in this article.
In HTML, the <cite> tag is used to provide a reference or title to a piece of work, like books, paintings, poems, songs, films, etc. It is used to reference the name of the work rather than the author. By default, content within the opening and closing tags are rendered in italic and the rules can be changed using CSS. The <cite> tag is a rarely used tag with little presentational value and is only used to add semantic information to HTML documents. This tag is supported by all major web browsers.
An example of the <cite> tag can be seen below.
"Fair is foul, and foul is fair"
The <cite> tag has no attributes, but it does support global attributes which are standard across all HTML tags.
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