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I am looking for the equivalent of the multiple line code feature in Markdown for quotes. For code blocks I can conveniently write:
```
this is a code example
```
Does anyone know if something like the following is possible?
>>>
this should be rendered as a multiple line quote
>>>
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Paragraphs. To create paragraphs in Markdown, use one or more lines of consecutive text followed by one or more blank lines. Note: If you don't leave a blank line between blocks of text, they will be collapsed into a single paragraph.
In summary, if you need to have a table cell span multiple lines when writing Markdown, use the HTML <br> tag, as shown.
To create a blockquote, start a line with greater than > followed by an optional space. Blockquotes can be nested, and can also contain other formatting. To keep the quote together, blank lines inside the quote must contain the > character.
The correct way to write quotes in Markdown is to just write quotes literally, i.e., use " " . They will be converted to the correct LaTeX code (i.e., `` '' ) when Markdown is converted to LaTeX (via Pandoc). The same thing applies to single quotes.
You can use this notation also for multiple lines:
> **Stack1**: https://stackoverflow.com/
this is split on 2 lines but renders on 1
> **Stack2**: https://stackoverflow.com/
> **Stack3**: https://stackoverflow.com/
Stack1: https://stackoverflow.com/ this is split on 2 lines but renders on 1
Stack2: https://stackoverflow.com/
Stack3: https://stackoverflow.com/
For line breaks you could either use </br> or double space at the end of line
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