Quote text

# Blockquote

If you need to insert quoted content into a document, you can use the `>` symbol followed by a space as the start of the quoted content, and a line break as the end of the quoted content:

```
> This is the start of the quoted content, and other Markdown styles can be mixed within it

This is no longer quoted content
```

The above text will be rendered in the following style:

> This is the start of the quoted content, and other Markdown styles can be mixed within it

This is no longer quoted content

In addition to the default style, there are several other styles available for use:
```
> This is the default style

>i i means info #This is an info block.

>d d means danger #This is a danger block

>w w means warning #This is a warning block

>s s means success #This is a success block
```

The effect is as follows:

> This is the default style

>i i means info #This is an info block.

>d d means danger #This is a danger block

>w w means warning #This is a warning block

>s s means success #This is a success block

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At the same time, you can click the blockquote button in the editor toolbar to set text as a blockquote:

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Inline mixed Blockquotes

> Blockquote: If you want to insert a blank line break `i.e. the <br /> tag`, type more than two spaces at the insertion point and then press Enter, [normal link](http://localhost/).