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home | Feature Articles | Adding a Pull Quote to your articles
 

Adding a Pull Quote to your articles

Use the Pull quote to make important text really stand out. It's easy to do in MemberGate

One of the latest enhancements in MemberGate is the ability to quickly add Pullquotes to articles within your site. (Available in the MemberGate 3.50 update).

start quoteUse the Pull quote to make important text really stand out. It's easy to do in MemberGateend quote
-- Bill Myers
Pullquotes are a design element which helps the reader focus on a specific point or quote in the article you are writing.

To create a pull quote in MemberGate, you simply place the following code where-ever in the article you wish the pull quote to appear.

<cf_mgquote text="Use the Pull quote to make important text really stand out. It's easy to do in MemberGate" byline="-- Bill Myers" align="right" back="white">

The variables you can include in the pullquote command are:

  • text = "quote text goes here" - this variable is required.
  • byline = "quote author" - optional
  • align="left" - aligns the quote to the left or right of the page.
  • back="#e3e3e3"> - background color of the pull quote box. Use any valid color.

The one other thing you will want to add is the following CSS definitions to 'edit font settings':

.Pullquote {
line-height: 20px;
padding-top: 6px;
padding-left: 6px;
padding-bottom: 6px;
padding-right: 6px;
font-size: 12px;
font-weight: bold;}


You can modify the font style settings above to change the color and size of the pullquote text and box.

You can have as many pull quotes as you like on a article or department page, but these should not be used on main portal pages.


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