HTML <ins> cite Attribute
 HTML <ins> tag
Example
Use of the cite attribute in the ins element:
| <p>My favorite color is <del>blue</del>
<ins cite="why_inserted.htm">red</ins>!</p> |
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Definition and Usage
The cite attribute specifies a URL to a document which explains why the text was inserted/changed.
Browser Support
Note: None of the major browsers use the cite attribute in any way.
Syntax
Attribute Values
| Value |
Description |
| URL |
The address to the document that explains why the text was
inserted/changed. Possible values:
- An absolute URL - Points to another web site (like cite="http://www.example.com")
- A relative URL - Points to a page within a web site (like cite="example.html")
- An anchor URL - Points to a named anchor (like cite="#bottom")
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HTML <ins> tag
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