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This tiny tip is for folks who use HTML in their apps to improve the UX. If you happen to be unaware of how to use HTML in your app, please check out this post: Rich Text Formatting - in Preview Program
In my own case, I use have been using <blockquote> quite a lot because I have been working with a language-learning app and make a lot of vocabulary "cards" in which I need to make example sentences visually distinct. I assumed that I needed to use the tag in such instances, even though I had some misgivings about the bar that appears on the left (see image below). I recently noticed, however, that we can use <ul> or <ol> to do the same work but without the bar on the left. Here's what it looks like:
Here's how I embedded the tags:
If you use <blockquote> it will look like this:<blockquote>This is being formatted with <blockquote> tags.</blockquote>If you prefer not to have a line on the left side you can use <ul> or <ol>.<ul>This is being formatted with <ul> tags.</ul>Just one more formatting option for those of you who might be interested. 🙂
