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Using blockquotes - Markdown Tutorial
From the course: Learning Markdown: Formatting Text without the Complexity
Using blockquotes
- [Instructor] Another common way to mark up documents is to use something called a blockquote. These are designed for when you want to quote an individual or set some text apart from the rest of the document, and Markdown makes it super simple. All you have to do is add a greater than sign with a space at the beginning of a line, and you'll see that it renders usually indented, sometimes with a separate style. Now, if you want another paragraph to also be part of that blockquote, all you have to do is add another greater than sign here and again, it also indents. Now, optionally, you can add another one here in the carriage return or just bring these lines together and that will make 'em all part of the same paragraph. But sometimes you do want that extra line. You don't need to put in that extra greater than sign. You can also indent a blockquote inside another blockquote by using double greater than signs, and you can see that this blockquote is indented inside this other…
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The different flavors of markdown2m 43s
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Inline content3m 39s
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ATX headings and headlines3m 35s
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Using blockquotes1m 41s
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Thematic breaks and horizontal rules1m 47s
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Using lists3m 54s
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Auto links, inline links, and link references5m 29s
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Adding images6m 55s
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Using HTML and CSS in Markdown7m 8s
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