In CSL, how (if at all) can one place a new line/carriage return before a
field in a bibliographic entry. The common place for this would be before an
annotation in an annotated bibliography.
Is it/Should it be a component of a layout
or a format option
formatting=
attribute prefix
attribute font-style
attribute start-new-paragraph
?
John
John P. McCaskey wrote:
In CSL, how (if at all) can one place a new line/carriage return before
a field in a bibliographic entry. The common place for this would be
before an annotation in an annotated bibliography.
Previously, I had treated certain elements as blocks, like annotations
and abstracts.
With the new approach, I think we need another ways. It could be as
simple as a renderas attribute where you could set “block”. Am not sure.
Bruce
There are LF (
) and CR (
) entities. We could simply use
these in the prefix and suffix attributes, rather than creating another.
Simon
Simon Kornblith wrote:
With the new approach, I think we need another ways. It could be as
simple as a renderas attribute where you could set “block”. Am not
sure.
There are LF (
) and CR (
) entities. We could simply use
these in the prefix and suffix attributes, rather than creating another.
But how are you supposed to map that to proper semantic output formats
(HTML, DocBook, etc.), where you are wanting:
Doe, J (1999) Title, ABC Books.
some notes.
some more notes.
Bruce
Yeah, that’s a sticky issue. I suppose renderas=“block” (or
display=“block”, if we want to continue borrowing formatting from
CSS) is not a bad idea.
Simon
Simon Kornblith wrote:
Yeah, that’s a sticky issue. I suppose renderas=“block” (or
display=“block”, if we want to continue borrowing formatting from
CSS) is not a bad idea.
K:
$ svn commit -m “added display attribute and citation-label and
citation-number variables”
So what’s the plan to declare this thing 1.0?
Bruce