In my entries or my templates, how can I make some text look just like it does below ( an equivalent of a quote option )?

I use the following MTMacro to do this:



along with the following style in my Stylesheet:



To use the Macro, I just surround the text to be quote in <q> and </q> tags.

Mark's suggestion is a pretty good one, but at risk of being a nitpicker, it could be improved upon.

The Q tag is meant for inline quotes, and the BLOCKQUOTE for, well, block quotes. In fact, the Q tag is intended as a replacement for quote marks, so that locale-appropriate quotes will be used (eg "" in the USA, and «» in France).

Although IE doesn't currently support it, there's a CSS way to do this. Style the blockquote tag something like this:

The blockquote css did the trick. Tried the bradchoate plugin, but couldn't quite figure out where the shortcuts where supposed to be stored.

Thanks both of you for your help.

btw, page with quotes is here.