Template:Quotation templates: Difference between revisions

Quotation templates

Template	Use / description
↓ Block quotations	General purpose
{{Blockquote}}	Our standard block quotation template: unbordered page-wide quotation with optional smaller-sized attribution
{{Poem}}	{{Blockquote}} variant for use with poems, song lyrics, and other things that would otherwise require the use of `<poem>` tags or frequent formatting elements (such as `<br />`); requires substitution
{{Poem quote}}	{{Blockquote}} variant for use with poems, song lyrics, and other things that would otherwise require the use of `<poem>` tags or frequent formatting elements (such as `<br />`); does not require substitution
{{Verse translation}}	Displays original language verse (defaults to italics) and translated verse (roman) side-by-side
{{Gbq}}	{{Blockquote}} variant for use inside glossaries
{{Cquote}}	Page-wide quote, between large quotation marks
{{Rquote}}	Quote between large quotation marks in a reduced floating area
{{Quote frame}}	Page-wide bordered quote
{{Quote box}}	Quote floated in a reduced bordered box
{{Tweet}}	For quoting directly from tweets. Automatically generates `{{Cite tweet}}` citation, or a custom reference can be provided.

↓ Talk page quoting	Not for use in articles nor the project space at all
{{Talk quote inline}} (shortcut: {{tq}}) {{tqq}}, {{tqi}}, or {{tqqi}}	Inline quotation for use on talk pages
{{Not talk quote inline}} (shortcut: {{!tq}}) {{!tqq}}, {{!tqi}}, or {{!tqqi}}	Inline quotation for what someone didn't say but could have, or perhaps, should have
{{Talk quote block}} (shortcut: {{tq2}})	Block-style quotation for use on talk pages
{{Talk quote block minimalist}} (shortcut: {{tqbm}})	Minimalist version of above

↓ Alternative	For indenting non-quotations
{{Block indent}}	To indent an entire block of content (uses `<div>` and CSS margins)

Revision as of 03:45, 29 December 2020