Which is the best way to write a blockquote in CSS?
Different browsers have different built-in styling for blockquotes, often just a simple left margin. If you use a lot of quotes, as bloggers often do, it is a good idea to take control of this element and give it some CSS style! A popular technique is to put large graphical Quotation marks at the upper left and lower right of the blockquote area.
What does the < blockquote > tag mean in HTML?
The tag specifies a section that is quoted from another source. Browsers usually indent elements (look at example below to see how to remove the indentation).
Where do you put the border on a blockquote?
The other very common styling pattern is to place a vertical line or border along the left edge of the blockquote. This is usually done in alignment with the edge of the surrounding text, which requires using padding in place of margin to achieve proper indentation. (CSS border s go inside of margin and outside of padding.)
Where do you put the margin on a blockquote?
The most common practice for styling is indentation via CSS margin. This is usually done just on the left side. In fully-justified text, though, it can be helpful to place margins on both sides of the quote. .justified { text-align: justify; } blockquote { margin: 0 50px; }.
How does a blockquote look like in IE?
The blockquote displays in standards-compliant browsers with the “big quotes before” effect, and in IE with a thick left border and a light grey background. Unlike other blockquote techniques, this style does not require a nested block-level element (like p).
What should the background look like for a blockquote?
The blockquote displays in standards-compliant browsers with the “big quotes before” effect, and in IE with a thick left border and a light grey background. Unlike other blockquote techniques, this style does not require a nested block-level element (like p).
How are blockquotes different from other styles in WordPress?
Here’s the general code: WordPress blockquotes differ between websites because theme styling applies to them. Styling and selectors can also change if you’re using page builders such as Elementor or Oxygen Builder. However, most of the time they have the class wp-block-quote.