Quoting from a third party source

[Beenherebefore]

I presume if I want to quote a paragraph from say Wikipedia then I need to use HTML code......or is there a "Quotes" icon hiding somewhere ?

[Cleoriff]

Just to add...if I want to copy and paste a quote or somesuch...I do the copy/paste it in bold ...so it stands out...:smileywink:

[jonsie]

I just use Italics or change the font colour.

[viridis]

I just use italics or change the typeface colour.

[sheepdog]

Or you could you the code button under the rich text tab which is the "pre" html tag. Of course it comes out like a block of code but clearly defines the quote in a courier form which you can change the font family to something less machine-like.

quoted test

Though you should quote the original url link out of courtesy to the original text so it can be viewed in its proper context. 

[Toby]

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@Beenherebefore wrote:

I presume if I want to quote a paragraph from say Wikipedia then I need to use HTML code......or is there a "Quotes" icon hiding somewhere ?

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Hey @Beenherebefore ,

I generally just use speech marks, and make it very clear in an introductory sentence that it is a quote from another source. You should also include the source link under the info you want to share.

[jonsie]

I generally just use speech marks, and make it very clear in an introductory sentence that it is a quote from another source. You should also include the source link under the info you want to share.

 That works @sheepdog