PullQuote
Light — ~1KBA large, styled quotation that breaks out of the text flow to highlight a key statement. Think of the bold quotes you see in magazine features — a PullQuote does the same thing in your story.
Expert quote with attribution
A key statement pulled out from the narrative with speaker attribution.
Water is not just a resource — it is the living thread that connects every community, every ecosystem, and every story along these rivers.
Short impact statement
A punchy one-sentence quote with no attribution — just the statement standing on its own.
The river stopped flowing for 267 days.
When to use
- Highlight a key statement, statistic, or expert opinion mid-story
- Break up long stretches of text with a visual pause
- Draw attention to something the reader should remember
When NOT to use
- Long paragraphs — keep it to 1-2 sentences max
- If you want the text to animate on scroll — use TypewriterText instead
Configuration
- Quote text: the statement to highlight — keep it punchy, under 30 words
- Attribution: who said it — name, title, organisation
- The quote automatically gets decorative styling — large italic text with a vertical accent bar
Limitations
- Designed for short statements — long text will look cramped
- On mobile the quote takes full width with slightly smaller text