Template:Single+double+single/doc

Usage

The {{' " '}} (or {{Single+double+single}} in long form) template is for use a) at the beginning of a 'single-quoted' quotation that begins a "double-quoted" quotation that in turn begins an enclosing 'single-quoted' quotation, or b) at the end of a 'single-quoted' quotation that ends a "double-quoted" quotation that in turn ends an enclosing 'single-quoted' quotation. Its purpose is to slightly space the single and double quotation marks apart for legibility, without actually inserting a space character. It does this with CSS, and does so because the insertion of extraneous space characters of any kind would be a violation of the semantic integrity of the web content of the article or other page in which it appeared.

See also

• {{'}} (Template:Apostrophe) – for use with adjacent italic markup
• {{'s}} – for use immediately following italic markup
• {{`}} – for use not immediately following italic markup
• {{′}} (Template:Prime)
• {{''}}
• {{' "}} (Template:Single+double)
• {{" '}} (Template:Double+single)
• {{' '}} (Template:Single+single)
• {{" ' "}} (Template:Double+single+double)
• {{' " '}} (Template:Single+double+single)
• {{-"}} (Template:Space+double)
• {{"-}} (Template:Double+space)
• {{-'}} (Template:Space+single)
• {{'-}} (Template:Single+space)
• {{--)}} (Template:Space+parenthesis) (it's --) because ) and -) were already used by other templates)
• {{(-}} (Template:Parenthesis+space) (using (-- also works, for consistency with the one above)