howdytom Posted July 9 Share Posted July 9 How do you work with blockquote captions in TinyMCE? <blockquote> <p>My great quote</p> <cite>Brave New World</cite> </blockquote> I would like to add a text caption e.g. author name or resource below a quote. How can I add <cite> or <span> caption below a blockquote in TinyMCE? I don’t want add it manually via TinyMCE Code editor, which gets discarded next time a user edits the field. I can’t find a good solution in the tiny documentation. Alternatively I could use a blockquote repeater matrix item with 2 fields. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BrendonKoz Posted July 9 Share Posted July 9 Not entirely helpful, but I use a Combo field to hold my blockquotes. I also wanted to make sure that there could be an optional cite available with the blockquote. Although there are plugins and adjustments that could be made to a WYSIWYG editor, they don't always transition easily from version-to-version, or from editor-to-editor. For scenarios like that, I prefer future-proofing it and going with a potentially less user-friendly interface, but one that likely won't break. An alternative that you could use, if you didn't want to find a TinyMCE plugin for this, could be to use Hanna Code. I'm guessing you don't want anything that looks like code of any sort, but shy of a button, it would definitely provide you the ability to keep things within the TinyMCE field and still render a blockquote (with optional cite). 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
howdytom Posted July 10 Author Share Posted July 10 @BrendonKoz Thank you. Yes, your comment is really helpful to me. I thought the brand new TinyMCE ships with some basic pre-built citations option. From an editor perspective it would nice to add blockquote caption within the main body text when you work with large amounts of text. However, I could not find a reliable TineMCE plugin. I do prefer future-proofing too. Hanna Code is a quick workaround, but Combo field is exactly what I was thinking, too. ? 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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