Great, it worked fine! Thank you for the quick fix 
Have a great day!
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This is really a great component, but it currently still displays as a citation style in the revision history view. Can this scenario be supported? 
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It also appears like that in excerpts too, and in Oneboxes.
I suspect that it might be tricky to cover all the edge cases though.
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Hi! I noticed a potential usability issue with the default Ctrl + Q shortcut on macOS.
Many Mac users instinctively press ⌘ + Q instead of Ctrl + Q, since ⌘ is the primary modifier key used for most shortcuts on macOS. Unfortunately, ⌘ + Q is also the system-wide shortcut for quitting the application/browser.
As a result, users may accidentally quit their browser while trying to insert a callout.
It’s not impossible, I gave it a try yesterday. I will see what I can do!
It should be hidden in excerpt unless something is broken again, but yes not hidden in onebox yet. I will keep in mind, thanks!
Good catch 
Any suggestions? I’m thinking of using ctrl/⌘ + alt + c instead. That sounds safe, I hope.
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I pushed an update.
- Callouts are now rendered in history revision. Thanks for the suggestion @Noble_Fish. It might need ajustements, like not rendered in some situations. The collapse toggle is ignored and not rendered. Let me know how it plays on your side!
- Onebox excerpt should strip the callout marker. Works in RTE too. Let me know if you see other cases @nathank.
- Shortcut changed to ctrl/⌘ + alt + c. Great catch @scavin. It should be a safe change.
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Just a style issue: I’ve noticed that the code styling within quote callouts titles appears much shorter in length compared to normal text, which can cause it to be completely obscured by symbols like █ , and in languages such as Chinese, some larger text sizes may cause the four corners of its bounding box to go out of bounds, making it look odd.
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