The cite element
Read OriginalThis article discusses the correct usage of the HTML <cite> element in HTML5, which is now strictly for citing the title of a work. It contrasts this with the more permissive HTML4 specification and examines the conflict with common academic citation formats like Harvard style, which include author names and dates. The author illustrates the point with a humorous, fictional example involving a parody novel about Tailwind CSS.
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