Blockquotes?

[marclafountain]

Does Raneto support blockquotes in Pages without custom CSS work? If so, what is the Markdown syntax or HTML markup?

I've tried using > and <blockquote></blockquote> but those doesn't seem to work.

Apologies if I'm just missing something obvious. Thanks for making Raneto!

[ryanlelek]

> might work, but I see that more in plain-text emails.
<blockquote> probably won't work.

For Markdown, the blockquote I know if for code.
You can do this with 3 backticks (`) in a row, the key is in the top-left on US keyboards next to the number 1
Once your blockquote is done, end it with 3 more backticks
Will that work for your purpose?

Here's a reference that shows the backticks in more detail.
You dont need to specify the language (python), only the 3 backticks
https://stackabuse.com/markdown-by-example/#codeblocks

If that doesn't end up working, let us know by commenting here.
We use Markdown-rendering libraries and they all have their quirks.
Some don't get updated as Markdown evolves.
If the existing libraries dont work, we'll have to swap to a new option

[marclafountain]

Thank you!

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[ryanlelek]

@marclafountain I have tried this in the latest v0.17.7. The blockquote renders correctly with the <blockquote> element however there isn't a style associated with this element so it looks plain text

Once the CSS classes are added, should work as expected

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> This is a quote
> Someone once said it
> But it renders all on one line