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Add support for CSL "display" attribute (and for some bibliographic options) #335
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These changes would require a major version bump in pandoc, and the new features could be difficult to implement uniformly across output formats. So, I want to put the idea on the back burner for now -- in other words, don't wait for this issue before releasing new versions of citeproc-hs! |
I am trying to use a CSL that has numbers in the bibliography and the entries are aligned with the margin, but I don't see a margin in the resulting PDF. Are these CSL options (such as |
+++ Paul Vorbach [Oct 23 13 03:12 ]:
Yes. |
:-( |
I am also trying to get some more fine-tuned formatting. One possible workaround is to allow line break characters within a custom csl file. In this forum: pandoc-citeproc: error while reading the XML file: XMLParseError "not well-formed (invalid token)" (XMLParseLocation {xmlLineNumber = 40, xmlColumnNumber = 46, xmlByteIndex = 1379, xmlByteCount = 0}) Am I missing something? I am happy to prepare a minimal working example if needed. |
You need to remove the blanks in |
Unfortunately, I already tried this. Without the spaces, using On Tue, Oct 28, 2014 at 1:36 PM, John MacFarlane notifications@github.com
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Any progress on that? Just allowing control characters such as tabstop ( ) would be a quick workaround for many non-ascii/utf output formats (docx, odt). |
+1 Gaining some control over whitespace via CSL attributes would be very helpful :-) |
+1 as it would allow for rendering annotated bibliographies correctly. |
For what it's worth, here's a hack to format the bibliography with hanging indents in LaTeX output. Put this where you want the bibliography to be:
This comes fairly close to how biblatex formats e.g. its authoryear style, with no extra spacing between the entries:
You should leave the value of |
I believe that support for this has been added with the switch from external |
Support is better with |
Thanks @rnhmjoj, please open a new issue so we can keep track. |
pandoc 1.23? you mean 2.13 I suspect? |
Oh, yes, sorry.
Latex. Ok, I was wrong:
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OK. Can you submit a new issue on this? |
Done: #7296 |
There are a couple of CSL that possibly require some support in the Pandoc types:
One possible solution would be to use an Unsupported block (see issue #187). Any idea?
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