Quotes make your blog post:
And WordPress makes it easy to add quotes to your post.
All you have to do is use the “Pull Quote” or the “Quote” block.
“Pull Quote” and “Quote” blocks do the same thing.
They let you add a quote.
The only difference is how the quote looks for the website visitors.
The “Quote” block allows us to present the quote with a very basic design, and this basic design changes from theme to theme.
Honestly, I don’t really like the “Quote” block because it looks basic and confusing to use.
I prefer the “Pullquote” block because it has a better design.
But for some reason, I still don’t like the design of the quote 😀
The design of the quote totally depends on the active theme.
Shall we build a custom design for presenting the quote?
We can mix and match multiple blocks with the quote block.
But it is time-consuming, and I am currently feeling lazy.
So, is there a shortcut for displaying a good-looking quote at the click of a button?
Yes, there is, and I will explain that in the next lesson.
