<Q> | NN n/a IE 4 HTML 4
<Q>...</Q> | End Tag: Required
The Q element is intended to set off an inline quote inside a document. The HTML 4.0 specification indicates that browsers should automatically surround the content of a Q element with language-sensitive quotation marks, and that authors should not include quotes. Internet Explorer 4 does not render such quote marks. If you need quotes around quoted text, you have no choice at this point but to include them yourself and not use the Q element (because a future browser may add those quotes to the content). For a block-level quotation, see the BLOCKQUOTE element.
Example
    <P>The preamble to the U.S. Constitution begins,
    <Q>We the People of the United States</Q></P>
Object Model Reference
IE | [window.]document.all.elementID

CITE | NN n/a IE n/a HTML 4
CITE="URL" | Optional
A URL pointing to an online source document from which the quotation is taken. This is not in any way a mechanism for copying or extracting content from another document. Presumably, this HTML 4.0 recommendation is to encourage future browsers and search engines to utilize a reference to online source material for the benefit of readers and surfers.
Value Any valid URL to a document on the World Wide Web, including absolute or relative URLs.
Default | None.