You have the ability to emphasize portions of your text content by styling it as a block quote or pull quote.
Insert a basic blockquote
- Navigate to the content you want to style and select its Edit option.
- In the WYSIWYG, highlight the text you want to style.
- Click on the Block Quote icon -
- Click Save to complete this step.
Demonstration of a blockquote on a page in SiteFarm:
"This is a blockquote! Blockquotes are great! We should use them more often!"
Style a blockquote as a pullquote
What's the difference between a blockquote and a pullquote?
A blockquote is used in online writing to differentiate a section of quoted text from the text around it. [...] Pull quotes are made up of text that is pulled from the text—that is, duplicated—and presented on the page as an attention-grabbing visual element.
John Slott, March 05, 2019
The Difference Between Blockquotes and Pull Quotes
A blockquote is used in online writing to differentiate a section of quoted text from the text around it. [...] Pull quotes are made up of text that is pulled from the text—that is, duplicated—and presented on the page as an attention-grabbing visual element.
Style your blockquote as a pullquote
- Highlight the text you created for your blockquote.
- From the Styles drop-down menu in your WYSIWYG bar, select one of the following:
- Pullquote - fixes the quote to a width of 100%, forcing the content to stop above and then resume below the quote.
- Pullquote left - fixes the quote to a width of 50% of the body space, aligned to the left.
- Pullquote right - fixes the quote to a width of 50% of the body space, aligned to the right.
- If credit is given to a person at the end of the pullquote, you can highlight the name and any associated text and italicize it to provide emphasis in the form of a box around the name.