Using single quotes for nested <q> tags
Here's a short bit of CSS that fixes the double-quoting problem in Mozilla/FireFox when you use a quote tag within another quote tag:
<style type="text/css">
q q:before { content: "'"; }
q q:after { content: "'"; }
</style>
The above will result in this: There are two quotes, and
this one is nested
Update!
It's been pointed out that you can achieve much the same effect using the CSS Quote Property. Now that's one that I haven't used much!

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