Blockquote

Publishers may use blockquotes to indicate the quotation of a section of text from another source, which isn’t already mentioned in the article.

The terms inspection, custody, storage, repair or other treatment shall include, where applicable, the transport or towing of any goods to the premises used or appropriated by the bailee for acceptance for any such inspection, custody, storage, repair or other treatment as the case may be.

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<blockquote cite="#">
    <p>The terms <em>inspection</em>, <em>custody</em>, <em>storage</em>, <em>repair</em> or <em>other treatment</em> shall include, where applicable, the transport or towing of any goods to the premises used or appropriated by the bailee for acceptance for any such inspection, custody, storage, repair or other treatment as the case may be.</p>
    <footer><cite> <a href="#"> Disposal of Uncollected Act 1967 </a> </cite></footer>
</blockquote>

Configuration options

  • It is recommended that, when available, a URL for the source of the quotation is provided using the cite attribute.
  • Similarly, a text representation of the source can be presented using the <cite> element. Linking this to the source is optional.

Buttons

Default Bootstrap

Publishers can use buttons to express what action will occur when the user clicks it. Buttons are used to initialise an action

Standard buttons

The SWE leverages the button component from Bootstrap, with the addition of the 'Primary Alt' button.

Sizes

Publishers may choose the size of the buttons by using classes .btn-lg for larger buttons and .btn-sm and .btn-xs for smaller buttons.

Block level buttons

Publishers can create block level buttons which span the full width of a parent by adding .btn-block.

HTML

Please refer to Bootstrap's button component for additional implementation advice.