The name of the author of the quote.

The URI to find more information about the author on the internet. If provided, the author's name will be rendered as a hyperlink.

You may use information on Wikipedia or the author's bio on her blog or website.

The name of the source the quote is taken from.

The URI to the source on the internet. If specified, the name of the source will be rendered as a link.

The date the quote - as part of the source - has been published.

The page(s) within the source where the quote is found.

Checkbox to render an unknown author as anonymous.

If unchecked, an unknown author will not be rendered. Useful if only the source is relevant to the quote (like Wikipedia).

The quote type determines the HTML class the blockquote element is rendered with.

Since version 1.15.

The date when the quote has been found by the quoter.

This information will not be rendered in the page. Use this field for your own reference.

A short note to the instance in time when the quote has been found.

This information will not be rendered in the page. Use it to remember the context for your own reference.

The original wording of the quote (e.g. in the authors language).

This information will not be rendered in the page. It is useful, if you want a reference to the original quote in case you have translated it by yourself.