Template:Cquote
From QED
| “ | Insert the text of the quotation here, without quotation marks. | ” |
Syntax:
- {{cquote|TEXT}}
- {{cquote|TEXT|quotewidth=QUOTEWIDTH|quoteheight=QUOTEHEIGHT}} or {{cquote|quote text|QUOTEWIDTH|QUOTEHEIGHT}}
- {{cquote|TEXT|QUOTEWIDTH|QHOTEHEIGHT|ORIGIN|SOURCE}}
Only the first parameter is required.
The quotewidth and quoteheight parameters determine the size of the quotation marks and must be specified in the form Npx where N is the number of pixels.
The ORIGIN and SOURCE parameters are for specifying attribution.
Note: If a textual parameter contains an equals sign (=), then use Template:eq instead. Alternatively, if TEXT contains one or more equal signs (=), the form {{cquote|1=TEXT}} can be used. See below for an example.
Parameters
- Parameter 1 (required): the quotation — use <br/> between two break lines.
- Parameter 2: "quotewidth" - desired width of the quotation mark. Default: 20px. Maximum: 48px
- Parameter 3: "quoteheight" - desired height of the quotation mark. Default: 20px.
- Parameter 4: ORIGIN — normally the author. This can include hyperlinks.
- Parameter 5: SOURCE — normally publication title, speech, etc. This also can include hyperlinks.
Examples
{{cquote|1=E=mc<sup>2</sup>}} produces
| “ | E=mc2 | ” |
{{cquote|E{{eq}}mc<sup>2</sup>}} produces
| “ | E=mc2 | ” |
{{cquote|And this is what he said.|||Aaron Copland|Lincoln Portrait}} produces
| “ | And this is what he said. | ” |
| —Aaron Copland, Lincoln Portrait | ||
