Depends on their relevance. If you show a few examples, I'd let you know what I'd do.
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Originally Posted by 1v4n0
I thought about that, yes. I usually try not to fiddle with the book's content when "epubbing", but this could be an exception.
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Is this articles from a website or something like that?
If the pullquotes were only used for "decoration"/"breaking up the article"/emphasis + rehashing what's already there, they can be removed in the ebook. (Relatively useless.)
If they're "pullquotes", as in important sidenotes/asides, then there are ways.
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Note: You have to remember, not everything that works in Print should be carried over or would be relevant in Ebooks. (For example, stuff like headers/footers.)
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Side Note: Way back in 2015/2017, I wrote about subheadings that were "pullquote"-like:
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Originally Posted by 1v4n0
Or maybe a media query to only show them on bigger screens? Do they work with ebooks?
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Sometimes you can do something like this:
Big Screen:
Code:
This is some text that Pullquote
has a pullquote in there Text.
and then it continues
to go further and further and further.
Little Screen:
Code:
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Pullquote Text.
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This is some text that has a
pullquote in there and then it
continues to go further and
further and further.
where:
- big screen would align right + have padding around it
- small screen would be inline OR similar to a blockquote + standout via border/padding.