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In this lesson, we are analyzing to text each other about the text quotation, and so they are too

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strictly connected to the formatting.

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These are the simple letter which identifies a quotation on a single line.

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Or the blockquote tag, which will help us quote some text taken from other sources, for example,

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from other websites, indeed in the blog, quote, tag, we might also insert the source where the quotation

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was taken from the cue tag, which represents simple on line quotations, gets indented simply with

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the letter, which in this case we are adding to the H three heading and one saved by refreshing our

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browser, we can see that the result will output the double inverted commas at the beginning and at

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the end of this specific heading.

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Conversely, from Q blockquote instead only picks that content.

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For example, of this eight for heading and place is eight on a new line, as if it were a quotation

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which gets formatted with the initial tab.

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Indeed to highlight the fact this is a quotation taken from an external source.

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Therefore, if we save and refresh it, we see that our H who does not start from the beginning of the

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road, but it has a space therefore attached that makes it, in fact a quotation from an external source.

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As just mentioned within a blog, quote, you can insert the site as a tribute for Martin as indeed

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to cite the source where the quotation is taken from.

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For example, let's insert WW Dar es tazewell dot com and by saving and then by refreshing the browser,

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we see that the quotation compared with what inserted before does not change.

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Therefore, to show you that equitation has been actually inserted inside the page and is therefore

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visible by the browsers, for example, which read the codified content in our age, the amount of page

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I'm introducing a new tool that would be very useful to us along the course and which we can use by

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right clicking using the browser, Google Chrome specifically within our age for by clicking on inspect

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that is control or command plus shape plus I.

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This inspect will open this new frame for meeting us to control that.

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Our codified text, as you can see it is the same president within our visual studio code here P with

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Q present E and et cetera, et cetera.

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And it will permit us to see that within H for this quotation has been correctly inserted.

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Therefore, through this tool, we may verify or a series of functionalities and modify also correctly

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the age HTML5 content without messing around with the original code in visual studio code so that the

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output may be seen on screen without actually modifying the original document.

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Therefore, at the end of this lesson, we can acknowledge that within our occupations we've got the

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double apexes for the single roll quotation and equitation with blockquote allowing us to neatly detach

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the content from the text in the rest of the document.