G'day

I'm converting one of my clients' sites to rid it of tables and make it
xhtml1 strict.

The site has a testimonials page, which quotes text from many customers and
adds their initials and occupation.  I believe I should be using blockquote
for this, and perhaps cite (the element, not the attribute) for the initials
etc.  I've looked at the specs (and searched Google) but there doesn't seem
to be a clear-cut answer.

Is this the semantically correct way to use these elements?  

<blockquote>
  <p>Testimonial or feedback here</p>
  <p>More feedback by same person</p>
</blockquote>
<cite>NN, Occupation</cite>

I've got no problem with blockquote, but my question is the use of cite - I
know it is an inline element. Is there an equivalent block level element, or
is there no need to use cite here?

Old page is at http://www.innoffice.com/Testimonials.html  New one is not
yet online.

Thanks in advance
--
Bert Doorn, Better Web Design
www.betterwebdesign.com.au
Fast-loading, user-friendly websites

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