Bug: Magazine-style quote callout has "– Quote" at the end

[miesvanderrobot]

I love the look of the magazine-style quote callout. However, it is displaying "– Quote" at the end of each callout, which makes it look as if that is the attributed source of the quote.

Is it intended to be getting the source/author from the callout block somehow? If so, I'd love to see that working, or learn how to make it work. It seems that might be the case, as when I put an author attribution on the last line with a single preceding hyphen, the hyphen gets removed/hidden in the display. So maybe it's intended to work like that, but not working as intended? (See screenshots)

If, however, it's just always going to show "- Quote" at the bottom, I'd like to see that removed, or at least have the option to disable it. For standard callout blocks, having the block type text in the header makes sense–Info, Abstract, etc, even Quote as it's consistent with the others. But displaying it at the end this way just doesn't make sense–that's where the citation belongs, not the type.

As typed:

What gets displayed:

[hungsu]

Hi @miesvanderrobot , it's not a bug. You just need to format with the person's name in the first line, like this:

> [!quote] Susan Sontag
> In the journal I do not just express myself more openly than I could do to any person; *I create myself*. The journal is a vehicle for my sense of selfhood. It represents me as emotionally and spiritually independent.

[miesvanderrobot]

Ah! Nice, I hoped it was something of that sort. I tried multiple different ways of putting the author inside the brackets; didn't think to try it outside!