Display <blockquote/> and <q/> cite attributes inline so you don't have to Right-Click > Properties to get to them. Recommend my Generated Content Cursor Fix to go with it. Also see Inline Abbreviations.
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Tweakster said on May 30 2007
Actally, if you leave out the blockquote and q elements, you can get this to work on anything which has the cite attribute implemented. Use it on a blog template so that Firefox/Opera/Safari (anything better than IE) can see these things. Then you can use it for images and embedded objects as well.
[cite]:after, acronym[cite]:after, abbr[cite]:after {
content: "(source: "attr(cite)")" !important;
background: #000080 !important; /* navy */
color: #ffffff !important; /* white */
font-weight: bolder !important;
display: block !important;
text-align: center !important;
border: 2px solid !important;
}This is taken from my style "sticky cites"