Markdown Blockquotes

Markdown blockquotes are created by starting a paragraph with the > symbol, followed by a space character:

> Blockquote
> tutorialpro.org
> Learning is not just about technology, it's about dreams

The display result is as follows:

Blockquote tutorialpro.org Learning is not just about technology, it's about dreams

Blockquotes can also be nested. A single > symbol is the outermost layer, two > symbols represent the first nested layer, and so on:

> Outermost layer
> > First nested layer
> > > Second nested layer

The display result is as follows:

Outermost layer

First nested layer

Second nested layer

Using Lists in Blockquotes

Here is an example of using lists within blockquotes:

> Using lists in blockquotes
> 1. First item
> 2. Second item
> + First item
> + Second item
> + Third item

The display result is as follows:

Using lists in blockquotes

1. First item
2. Second item

• First item
• Second item
• Third item

Using Blockquotes in Lists

If you want to include a blockquote within a list item, you need to add a four-space indentation before the > symbol.

Here is an example of using blockquotes within lists:

* First item
    > tutorialpro.org
    > Learning is not just about technology, it's about dreams
* Second item

The display result is as follows:

• First item > tutorialpro.org > Learning is not just about technology, it's about dreams
• Second item