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Pullquote Block

A Pullquote block is an excellent option for highlighting a quote or short text from your post or page and is often used by magazines or newspapers to highlight a particularly appealing part of the story. This guide will show you how to add and style a Pullquote block.

Add the Pullquote Block

To add the Pullquote block, click the + Block Inserter icon and search for “pullquote”. Click to add the block to the post or page.

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Using your keyboard, you can also type /pullquote on a new line and press enter to quickly add a new Pullquote block.

the action of typing the slash key and the text "pullquote" to insert a pullquote block.

For more information, visit our detailed instructions on adding blocks.

Add Content to the Block

When you first add the Pullquote block into your post or page, it will look like this:

A Pullquote block with the default text of "Add quote" and "add citation."

To add your own text:

  1. Click your mouse where you see “Add quote” and start typing
  2. Click on “Add citation” to add the author’s name or reference where the quote came from
A pullquote block with a quote from Albert Einstein that reads "Strive not to be a success, but rather to be of value."

Block Toolbar

When you click on the block, a toolbar of options will appear above or below it:

The pullquote block toolbar that appears when the pullquote block is active.
The Pullquote block toolbar

The Pullquote block has the following options in its toolbar:

Block Settings

When you select a block, you will find additional block settings in the right sidebar. If you do not see the sidebar, you may need to click the Settings icon in the top-right corner to bring up the settings. This icon looks like a square with two uneven columns:

The settings icon in the Editor with a tooltip "Settings" below it.
Click the Settings icon to open the block settings

The Pullquote block settings include the options to change text and background color, size and appearance of the text and add a border to the block. Click one of the options below to learn more about those settings.

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