How can I write two separate blockquotes in sequence using markdown?

Question

I need to place two blockquotes in sequence, however markdown combines them into a single blockquote. The only way I can get them to separate is placing some junk text between t

Answer 1

You could use pandoc, which parses your original input as two consecutive blockquotes.

Answer 2

An empty header, #, followed by a space also works.

> Hello World

# 

> Goodbye world

Unfortunately it isn't much better than <!-- --> But I kind of like it more, and use it.

Answer 3

One way to do so is by just adding </> after first blockquote followed by a newline. And by this way nothing gets printed as well.

First quote

Second Quote

Answer 4

Try this:

Use a U+200B character in-between the quotes, which is defined as a zero-length space to break up the quotes.

> Quote

​

> Quote

It looks like this:

> Quote

​

> Quote

Answer 5

You have something like your first block quote, then 2 enters and on the second enter give a # symbol for Heading but leave the heading blank and then you next quote in next line.

This is one quote

This is another quote

Answer 6

>If I try a non breaking space

 

>it line breaks; don't ask me how

Result:

If I try a non breaking space

 

it line breaks; don't ask me how