Pullquote: Ensure spacing consistency between editor and frontend

[SainathPoojary]

Fixes: #67067

What?

This PR fixes a spacing inconsistency between the editor and frontend in the Pullquote block by adjusting the <cite> tag styling.

Why?

In the editor, the spacing inside the <blockquote> tag was correctly set to --wp--preset--spacing--30 (Twenty Twenty Five Theme). However, on the frontend, there was additional unintended spacing applied to the tag, leading to a mismatch in appearance. This fix ensures consistency between the editor and frontend, providing a seamless user experience.

How?

The issue was resolved by adding a display: block rule to the <cite> tag in the frontend. This adjustment removes the unintended extra space, aligning the spacing with the editor’s design. Additionally, a redundant color: inherit rule was removed for cleaner code.

Testing Instructions

1. Open a post or page in the editor.
2. Insert a Pullquote block.
3. Set the style and content for the Pullquote block.
4. View the post or page on the frontend.
5. Verify that the spacing inside the <blockquote> tag matches between the editor and the frontend.
6. Confirm that there is no additional spacing in the frontend beyond the expected spacing.

Screenshots or screencast

Before changes:

Editor:

Front end:

After changes:

Editor:

Frontend:

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[carolinan]

@SainathPoojary The display:block has already been added to the cite in #66707.

[SainathPoojary]

Thank you @carolinan for pointing this out. I’ve reviewed and tested PR #66707, and it resolves this issue. I’ll proceed to close this PR.