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Answer by Stephan Lehmke for How do you create pull quotes?
I wrote a package pullquote which allows to create circular as well as rectangular inserts. See Two-column text with circular insert.
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Answer by Philippe Goutet for How do you create pull quotes?
For two-columns documents, a semi-manual solution is possible using the wrapfig package. It avoids cluttering the code with ad-hoc material as in Werner’s or Yiannis’...
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Answer by Werner for How do you create pull quotes?
Here is a much more manual approach, but perhaps similar in style to @YiannisLazarides' answer, for inserting a pull quote. It uses the \parshape primitive to adjust the indentation (or line width) on...
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For single column documents you can try the cutwin package to put something (e.g., a quote or a diagram) into a cutout in a paragraph.
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Answer by Yiannis Lazarides for How do you create pull quotes?
It can be done with a lot of pain and hard labor. Firstly, you will need to build the page manually, like you would an html page. We build the page, in a long single column (effectively) and we...
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How do you create pull quotes?
Does anyone know a package for pull quotes?Failing that, is anyone interested in writing a command to create one? I'm thinking of something that would have optional and configurable separators above...
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