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'''{{tl|Cquote}}''' is a template meant for [[pull-quote]]s, which stand apart from the text of a page.  It generally should not be used in articles unless there is a good justification for doing so. Pull-quotes work best when used with short quotes, and at the start or end of a section, to help emphasize the content of the section. For shorter pull-quotes of 50 words or fewer in a similar style, consider using {{tl|Rquote}}.
'''{{tl|Cquote}}''' (for ''''''Centered pull-quote'''''') is a template meant for [[pull-quote]]s, which stand apart from the text of a page.   
 
* It generally should not be used in articles unless there is a good justification for doing so.  
* Pull-quotes work best when used with short quotes, and at the start or end of a section, to help emphasize the content of the section.  
* For shorter pull-quotes of 50 words or fewer in a similar style, consider using {{tl|Rquote}} which sets the quote off to either the right or left as in a magazine [[sidebar]].


'''NOTE''': This template should '''not be used''' for [[block quote]]s in article text.  For long quotations in the text, the [[Wikipedia:Manual of Style#Quotations|Manual of Style]] recommends using the HTML &lt;[[blockquote]]&gt; element, such as through the use of the {{tl|Quote}} template.
'''NOTE''': This template should '''not be used''' for [[block quote]]s in article text.  For long quotations in the text, the [[Wikipedia:Manual of Style#Quotations|Manual of Style]] recommends using the HTML &lt;[[blockquote]]&gt; element, such as through the use of the {{tl|Quote}} template.
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# <code><nowiki>{{cquote|quote text}}</nowiki></code>
# <code><nowiki>{{cquote|quote text}}</nowiki></code>
# <code><nowiki>{{cquote|quote text|quotewidth=40px|quoteheight=40px}}</nowiki></code> or <code><nowiki>{{cquote|quote text|40px|40px}}</nowiki></code>
# <code><nowiki>{{cquote|quote text|quotewidth=40px|quoteheight=40px}}</nowiki></code> or <code><nowiki>{{cquote|quote text|40px|40px}}</nowiki></code>
# <code><nowiki>{{cquote|quote text|quote width in pixels|quote height in pixels|Origin of quote|Cited source}}</nowiki></code>
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;Only the first parameter is required.
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Only the first parameter is required.


{{cquote|Publishers of English classics for the educational trade, [[Harrap]] was also known for publishing finely illustrated books by Rackham, Gooden, and others, and as the publisher of Winston Churchill.
|4=this is four
|5=this is five}}
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{{cquote|Publishers of English classics for the educational trade, [[Harrap]] was also known for publishing finely illustrated books by Rackham, Gooden, and others, and as the publisher of Winston Churchill.
|4=this is four
|5=this is five}}
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==Parameters==
==Parameters==
* Parameter 1: text of the quote; use <code><nowiki><br /></nowiki></code> between paragraphs.
* Parameter 1: text of the quote; use <code><nowiki><br /></nowiki></code> between paragraphs.

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{{Cquote}} (for 'Centered pull-quote') is a template meant for pull-quotes, which stand apart from the text of a page.

  • It generally should not be used in articles unless there is a good justification for doing so.
  • Pull-quotes work best when used with short quotes, and at the start or end of a section, to help emphasize the content of the section.
  • For shorter pull-quotes of 50 words or fewer in a similar style, consider using {{Rquote}} which sets the quote off to either the right or left as in a magazine sidebar.

NOTE: This template should not be used for block quotes in article text. For long quotations in the text, the Manual of Style recommends using the HTML <blockquote> element, such as through the use of the {{Quote}} template.

Usage

  1. {{cquote|quote text}}
  2. {{cquote|quote text|quotewidth=40px|quoteheight=40px}} or {{cquote|quote text|40px|40px}}
  3. {{cquote|quote text|quote width in pixels|quote height in pixels|Origin of quote|Cited source}}Vorlage:Iwhich is to say:

Vorlage:Ibulltitle of article or book is same as Origin of quoteVorlage:Ibullauthor is same as Cited source

Only the first parameter is required.
But since sizes are slotted into the second and third parameter places by default, to cite a source one must deliberately define dummy parameters for those (abusing the template logic which expects numbers), or explicitly define the source publication and author as 4= and 5= respectively (using them as named parameters—the preprocessor takes such fine):


which is generated byVorlage:!:

{{cquote|Publishers of English classics for the educational trade, [[Harrap]] was also known for publishing finely illustrated books by Rackham, Gooden, and others, and as the publisher of Winston Churchill.
|4=this is four
|5=this is five}} 

Parameters

  • Parameter 1: text of the quote; use <br /> between paragraphs.
Required
Note: if the quote text contains one or more "=" (equal signs), then the template must be called as {{cquote|1=quote text}} (see "Equals sign in parameter value")

The next two parameters can be used to scale the graphical quotation marks up and down to suit larger or smaller quotes.

  • Parameter 2: "quotewidth" - desired width of the quote image; defaults to 20px. (anything larger than 48px is not recommended.)
  • Parameter 3: "quoteheight" - desired height of the quote image; defaults to 20px.

The last two parameters can be used to provide attribution for the quote:

  • Parameter 4: Name of the person that wrote or spoke the text being quoted. Can include links.
Note: if the text contains one or more "=" (equal signs), then the template must be called as {{cquote|4=text}}
  • Parameter 5: Source of the quote (publication title, speech, etc.). Can include links.
Note: if the text contains one or more "=" (equal signs), then the template must be called as {{cquote|5=text}}

Examples

{{cquote|quote text}}

As Amy Tan once said

{{cquote|1=quote text}} (quote text contains an equal sign)
{{cquote|quote text|40px|40px}}
{{cquote|quote text|30px|30px|Origin of quote|Cited source}}

For example,

{{cquote|And when they've given you their all / Some stagger and fall, after all it's not easy / Banging your heart against some mad bugger's wall.|30px|30px|[[Pink Floyd]]|''[[The Wall]]''}}

is rendered as

Example with ref tags:

{{cquote|You don't get everything you want. A dictatorship would be a lot easier.|200|50|George W. Bush<ref>http://www.governing.com/archive/1998/jul/bush.txt</ref>}}


See also

Direct variants:

Vorlage:Quotation templates see also