Hello.

bumping this up again to make sure it doesn’t get overlooked

Hello.
Let me assure you that I’m still awaiting an answer.

Hello.
One more week gone and I am still waiting for an answer to this.

Hello.

You’ve had quite some time to think about the issue, so please give us an update on your further steps.

Those tagdiv guys still hasn’t said any sorry although the damage thay caused is tremendous. What a shithead company!!!

Let’s be fair, they have released a statement on the blog and one cannot expect them to work on weekends. However it is disappointing, that they have not answered this thread today.

Great.

Thank you for confirming!

(the 2nd } was just a typo that I couldn’t edit out any more)

Update:

I tried this and looks like it might be what I was looking for:

.td-post-content blockquote{
        text-align: left;
}
}

What do you think? Does this make sense?

• This reply was modified 5 years by kapitel7.

It’s not about one specific quote, it’s every quote in every blogpost that uses a specific post template.

This standard setting of center-aligned quotes is not useful for me, it is actually counter productive.

As one example:
The quotes in following post are annoying to read when it is center-aligned, since it’s long quotes. I blog about books and thus usually have those longer quotes. To increase readability, I want to have it left-aligned like normal text.
https://kapitel7.de/robert-penn-warren-das-spiel-der-macht/

Thank you

• This reply was modified 5 years by kapitel7.

Addition:

It does not have to be specifially the excerpt, just any other addiontal text field that I can fill out for every post while writing that single post.