Hello esteemed Obsidian Portal CSS users!
I saw a Star Wars RPG site that had a way to create, within the CSS, a means to create text boxes with their own properties to be placed into any page by typing a reference to the code. I think that he or she called it a "blockquote", but I can't find the CSS anywhere to do that.
Are there any suggestions?
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You can create a blockquote in Textile by preceding the text that you want to block quote with "bq."
For example:
should produce:
Here is normal text
And back to normal
Another option that will give you more direct control is to use div tags and set styles within the divs.
For example:
Produces:
(see next comment}Fantastic! Thank you once again, ragnar!
If I simply used "bq.", I assume that I could change the attributes in CSS?
EXAMPLE:
.bq { font-color:cyan; }
Disregard, I got it!
Again, thank you.
Hey @rangarhawk, I could use some help. I meant to post this in this thread, but posted in the general one. I'm just going to be lazy and cut and paste though. I've been playing with quote boxes some, but still am getting snagged on a few things. I've found that "div style=" has given me the best results. But between that and "Blockquote.", I still have not been able to figure out how to change the font or the font color within the quote. To be clear, I'm typing it when creating adventure logs and wikis. Any help would be awesome!
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