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With pandoc 1.15.0.6 and pandoc-citeproc 0.7.4, entitling the references section 'References' now results in a duplicated ID, and it is no longer structured as a section in HTML5:
One can get around the sectioning issue for now by adding a comment after the References heading, but the heading will not be marked as unnumbered:
---references:
- id: test
...
# Test@test# References<!-- This is the references section. -->
Result:
<sectionid="test" class="level1"><h1>Test</h1><p><spanclass="citation" data-cites="test">(n.d.)</span></p></section><sectionid="references" class="level1"><h1>References</h1><!-- This is the references section. --><divid="references" class="references"><divid="ref-test"><p>n.d.</p></div></div></section>
Similarly, the section appears if the position of the references div is specified, but it will not be given a class:
---references:
- id: test
...
# Test@test# References<div id="references"></div>
With pandoc 1.15.0.6 and pandoc-citeproc 0.7.4, entitling the references section 'References' now results in a duplicated ID, and it is no longer structured as a section in HTML5:
Result:
Result with pandoc-citeproc 0.7.3 (expected):
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