Anthony Bubel

<p>The Just a Quote Widget allows you to easily configure a quote to appear in your blog’s sidebar. Simply enter the title, quote, and source into the included input fields, and you’re done. For ease of use, there is quote-like formatting already built into the widget; if you do, however, wish to style it yourself (via your theme’s stylesheet), you’re more than welcome. Simply select the “Style the quote yourself?” option, and the default formatting will be deactivated, allowing you to go CSS-crazy in your theme’s stylesheet.</p>
<p>For those CSS bandits styling the widget themselves, use the <strong>.just-a-quote</strong> (for the quote text) and <strong>.just-a-quote-source</strong> (for the source text) classes in your theme’s stylesheet.</p>
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Just a Quote Widget

Easily display any quote from any source in your sidebar with some basic 'quote-like' formatting (and the option to style it yourself).

Brian H. Marston

<p>To add a quote, go to Quotes->Add New. Enter the citation (source or author) for the quote and the quote itself. You can use HTML in both the citation and the quote. For styling purposes, the post format defaults to “Quote.”</p>
<p>To add the widget to a sidebar, go to Appearance->Widgets and drag the Quote widget to the sidebar. Set the “Title” to the text you want to be displayed above the random quote in the sidebar.</p>
<p>The HTML displayed by the widget looks like this:</p>
<pre><code><div class="quote">
    “the_quote”
</div>
<div class="citation">
    &mdash;the_citation
</div>
<div class="all-quotes">
    [<a href="quote_archive_url">View All</a>]
</div>
</code></pre>


BHM Random Quote

Display a random quote from your collection in a sidebar using a widget

Just a Quote Widget vs BHM Random Quote