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Display quotations clearly with the Quote block<\/h2>\n
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Use the Quote block to separate a source\u2019s words from ordinary article text.<\/p>\n

Type \/quote in the editor and select the Quote block.<\/p>\n

Enter the quotation accurately and avoid making it longer than necessary.<\/p>\n

Add the speaker or source in the Citation field below the quotation.<\/p>\n

If you translated or summarized the text, do not present it as a direct quote.<\/p>\n

For emphasis on your own words, use a heading or bold text instead of a fabricated quotation.<\/p>\n

Choose text and background colors that keep strong contrast and readability.<\/p>\n

On mobile, check that quotation marks or borders do not overlap the text.<\/p>\n

Place a link to the original source nearby so readers can verify it.<\/p>\n

A good result makes the speaker and quotation boundary clear even without theme styling.<\/p>\n

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Official sources<\/h3>\n