The Block Quote element is designed to style quotations differently from other text.
It can be used as a standalone element, or within a Rich Text Block.
Within a Rich Text Block, blockquotes can be created as an element, however hitting the enter key will start a new blockquote. In some cases this is not ideal for formatting reasons, or semantic HTML reasons.
Another approach is to use a line break within the blockquote, created with SHIFT+ENTER.
With the following custom CSS chunk placed in an Embed element, this will create a visible paragraph break between those sections.
<style>
blockquote br {
margin-bottom: 0.6rem; /* Adjust the value as needed */
content: ""; /* Used to apply the margin effect after the <br> */
display: block; /* Ensures the margin is applied correctly */
}
</style>
NOTE: For some reason, the break is not rendered in the designer view, but it appears perfectly in the published site and when using the content editor.
Conventionally, a quotation is followed by the speaker's name and possibly a citation. Webflow's Blockquote element
Ideas;
<br><br><em> ... </em>
You'd use two SHIFT+ENTER line breaks, and then make the citation content emphasized. Custom CSS would be needed to leverage this construction.Something like;
<style>
blockquote br + br + em {
display: block;
text-align: right;
font-style: italic;
margin-top: 0.6rem; /* Space above the citation, adjust as needed */
}
</style>