Description
This simple plugin adds buttons to the WordPress rich HTML editor to add inline quote and cite tags.
It inserts <q> and <cite> tags and ensures they work when switching between HTML and rich editor views.
Screenshots
Editor Buttons 
Inline Quote Tag Button 
Cite Tag Button
Installation
To install and configure this plugin…
- Upload or install the plugin through your WordPress admin.
- Activate the plugin via the ‘Plugins’ admin menu.
FAQ
None at present.
- Installation Instructions
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To install and configure this plugin…
- Upload or install the plugin through your WordPress admin.
- Activate the plugin via the ‘Plugins’ admin menu.
Reviews
May 4, 2017
Update: I’ve just tested this successfully under WP 4.7.4!
Thank you, Ben, for this extremely useful little plugin!
I have a hard time understanding why people put up with the ugliness and anti-typography of orthographically incorrect strait quotes – not to mention using them on one’s own site.
This plugin helps to avoid this “faux pas”.
Much appreciated!
Contributors & Developers
“Inline Quote & Cite Tags” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
Contributors
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Changelog
1.4
- Added
citetag support. - Added SVG editor icons.
- Tested up to WordPress 4.9
1.3.1
- Use
plugins_url()instead ofWP_PLUGIN_URL.
1.3
- Update TinyMCE icon.
- Fix collapsing space when inserting tags.
1.2
- Improved readme.txt file.
- Checked WordPress 3.4 compatibility.
1.1
- Fixed URL path to javascript file.
1.0
- First Release