BLOCKQUOTES

 

You can use blockquotes to set off a section of your text, like a quotation by a famous author, from the surrounding text. As usual, different browsers display block quotes differently. Some center the text in an indented paragraph in the middle of the page, while others simply italicize the special text. The newer versions of IE and Netscape both center the text.

Creating a blockquote is fairly simple, we start off by typing <blockquote> where we want the blockquote to start.
Next we can type any text formatting we want and begin to type the text we want to be in the blockquote.

Finally we close the blockquote tag like so: </blockquote>

Here is what I made:

This is a blockquote, with White color set on it. A blockquote can be formatted with any HTML, although scripts wont work in it.

You can also insert more than one paragraph into your blockquote.


The code for that is listed below:
<blockquote><font color="red">This is a blockquote, with White color set on it. A blockquote can be formatted with any HTML, although scripts wont work in it.</font><p>You can also insert more than one paragraph into your blockquote.</blockquote>

 

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