A CSS blockquote is a styled quotation that visually sets a quoted passage apart from surrounding body text. These 19 hand-coded designs are ready-to-ship pull quotes, testimonials, and editorial callouts you can drop into a project today — paste the markup, swap in your quote and attribution, and ship.
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