When using Insert Citation, common questions usually involve content limits, how to exit the block, and why Markdown input does not trigger; this FAQ includes 3 common answers and a glossary.
FAQ
Can I insert an image inside a quote block?
- The current quote block is mainly intended for text content.
- If you need to show an image, insert the image in the main body first and add surrounding explanation as needed.
- If you want to emphasize explanatory text, place that text in a separate quote block.
How do I exit quote block editing?
- Finish typing the current paragraph inside the quote block.
- Press Enter twice.
- After the cursor leaves the quote block, continue typing normal body text.
Why does typing > not turn into a quote block?
- Make sure
>is typed at the beginning of the paragraph. - Make sure you press Space after
>. - If the paragraph still does not convert, start a new line and type
> + Spaceagain.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Quote block | A separate text block used to highlight quoted content so it appears differently from regular body text. |
| Slash command | A quick insertion menu opened by typing / in a paragraph, used to search for and insert a content block. |
| Markdown syntax | A lightweight text formatting method that uses symbols to create structure quickly; in this feature, > + Space creates a quote block. |