Refers to the cite property

Return a reference source:

var x = document.getElementById("myQuote").cite;

x The output is:

http://www.wwf.org

Define and use

The cite property is used to set or return a referenced cite property value.

The cite property describes the URL source address of the reference.

Note: The cite property does not have visual effects in a normal web browser, but can be used by screen readers.

Cite properties are supported by all major browsers.

Returns the cite property:

quoteObject .cite

Set the cite property:

quoteObject .cite= URL

Value	Describe
Url	The URL of the referenced source. Possible values: Absolute URL - point to another website (e.g. cite s http://www.example.com") Relative URL - points to a page within the site (e.g., cite" .html")

Value

Describe

Url

The URL of the referenced source.

Possible values:

Return value:	A string, the URL address of the source document.

Modify the referenced cite property value:

document.getElementById("myQuote").cite="http://www.cnn.com/";