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Blockquotes

Use blockquotes for citations or to create emphasis on specific content. You can insert a blockquote by using the code below, or through the CSS Class dropdown in the Rich Text Editor.

This text has important meaning and emphasis so it is wrapped in a <blockquote> HTML element.

Usage

Use the HTML element <blockquote> to apply the desired styles. Most frequently, <blockquote> is used in place of a paragraph <p> HTML element. Below, find a code sample along with the result it produces.

<blockquote>"Be yourself; everyone else is already taken." &mdash; Oscar Wilde</blockquote>

"Be yourself; everyone else is already taken." — Oscar Wilde

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Blockquotes

Usage