How to use
Add a quote and its source. Both are required to publish. Do not type quotation marks: they are added in the page's language. Choose whether the source is a person or an organization. Search engines read the choice from the page's structured data, and the quote looks the same either way. An optional image shows beside the quote on wide areas and above it on narrow ones.
Variants
Quote and source
The minimum quote: quote text and source, no image.
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With an image
A quote with a square image beside it.
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Image without alternative text
A quote with an image and no alternative text. Screen readers get the image's own description, or skip the image when it has none.
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Long quote
A quote that wraps over several lines beside the image.
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Source type
Source type person
Source type set to “person”. The other properties keep the base values.
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Source type organization
Source type set to “organization”. The other properties keep the base values.
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Layout preview
4 copies of one example in a layout block. Change the settings to see how the block fits each layout.
With Proxima our editors publish in minutes instead of days.
With Proxima our editors publish in minutes instead of days.
With Proxima our editors publish in minutes instead of days.
With Proxima our editors publish in minutes instead of days.