00:00Hello, welcome to the Transcendent. In this video, we'll learn HTML quotes and how does
00:19this function works. Right up until this moment, we've been delving into topics that provide us
00:26with the ability to read screens more effectively and efficiently. Sections, titles, strong and
00:33slant lists. What about adding a cited excerpt? Let's view this saying from the Transcendent.
00:39Now, mainly this is a section, so let's wrap it in p-tags. We can employ the site label to name
00:45the Transcendent as the source who spoke this. And we can frame the whole piece in a blockquote
00:51label to set it from nearby words. These two labels, site and blockquote, are being used for
00:56their meaning value to tell devices, hey, this is what this is. They are additionally valuable
01:01locations to utilize for impeccably aiming hairstyling. It's important to have a comfortable
01:06seating environment during your hairstyling session in order to ensure that you get the best result
01:10from your hairstyling experience. We can shape each of these parts look how we wish using CSS.
01:17We can skillfully craft the blockquote to make it stand out and appear truly unique. In this case,
01:23within the blockquote piece, we find two sections and a source. We can undoubtedly incorporate any
01:30desired feature within this specific blockquote and place an auction listing in there, accompanied
01:36by an appropriate heading. Features must be placed within one another in some logical form.
01:42Considering the case where certain sayings are not explicitly set blocks, the following modification
01:47can be made to the text provided. What about words that are just placed inside some text like this?
01:53These quote signs are indeed simple keyed into the text, but as these are basic quote signs,
01:59we believe they are essential to incorporate some level of intelligence into them, enhancing their
02:03overall appearance and functionality. Though that is our writing sense that deems these must be smart
02:09quotes. For lots of you across the globe, there are many other forms that these quote signs must
02:15appear. It hinges on the tongue, the writing, or the print rules of a certain area.
02:20Instead of keying or typing the quotes manually, we can certainly utilize the Q label and allow the
02:27browser to assist us in adding the quote signs for added clarity and convenience. The Q symbol
02:33represents a quote. Here we have taken this particular quote and have made alterations to
02:38its translations. You can observe that the quotation marks tend to vary slightly in these other languages
02:44as well. Matching the block quote piece to the Q piece effectively demonstrates what you might
02:49intuitively sense about HTML. Some of these elements are what's termed inline. They're meant for wrapping
02:55near words of content that sit with other content, like the Q element, strong, B, I, and M, and lots more
03:03elements. They are inline elements. You wrap them around words of text, or they serve a close,
03:09inline roll. Think of inline elements as text decorators. They're like little outfits you can
03:15put on specific words or phrases without breaking the flow of the sentence. They play nicely with their
03:21text neighbors, keeping everything on the same line. Other elements are block level elements, block quote,
03:28section, P, an order list, DIV, etc. These elements each start a fresh block. They're a unit on the page,
03:36a block that can see next to new block. There's much techie detail on this we could share, however.
03:43Some of this touches CSS, and when you use CSS you can swap how blocks act to inline or how inline acts
03:49to block. But before you start musing on layout or CSS, there's this built-in sense you begin to form
03:56about some HTML pieces. Some serve to mark stuff that's part of a larger stuff, and some are the larger
04:02stuff. Each one hogs an entire line, like a VIP taking up a whole row at the movies. Think paragraphs,
04:10headings, and lists. They all start a new line and stack neatly on top of each other, while CSS lets you
04:17mix things up later. They're renowned for their independent, line-breaking HTML abilities. Cue and
04:23block quote elements are apt ways to match inline to block. They near serve the same role, yet they differ.
04:30One is for inline words, and the other builds a block setting. That's how to mark your sayings.
04:36The block quote, queue, and cite elements. Use queue for inline quotes, block quote for standout
04:43declarations, and cite for credit. Quote like a pro. You can find all the necessary files and exercises
04:51to practice with this video in the attached files.
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