Punctuation inside quotes

MidnightSparkshould the single quotes around 'Highness' be after the ellipses or not?

I put the quotes outside, but BrE has a different set of rules.

http://www.grammar-monster.com/lessons/quotation_(speech)_marks_punctuat

That's what I usually go with as well. I just didn't know whether or not it would apply with an ellipses.

There are a variety of rules, and it depends on the type of punctuation as well as the sentence structure.

For example, the placement of a question marks depends upon whether the question is asked in the quote, or outside.

1. She asked, "Will you still be my friend?"
2. Do you agree with the saying, "All's fair in love and war"?

I generally agree with the rules

KJinCali79and it depends on the type of punctuation as well as the sentence structure.

I understand that. But I was just asking in this particular case. Overall I just wanted a couple more opinions on the matter, because I'm editing for someone and came across it.
Thanks for the link, btw. I always look through grammarbook, but I couldn't find anything on

MidnightSpark“He called you ‘Highness’…”I know that generally all punctuation should be inside quotes—except certain circumstances—but should the single quotes around 'Highness' be after the ellipses or not?

The single quotes seem to refer only to the single word 'Highness', while the ellipsis indicates a further, trailing off pause by the speaker. I see no r