Bibliography style and links #9
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The citations have been an issue from the begining. There's no integrated
way to extract bibliography from word and then add it in with pandoc. The
only thing I can think of now is to do it by regex, but I haven't had the
time.
…On Fri, Apr 21, 2023, 4:24 PM Lars Vilhuber ***@***.***> wrote:
Can you look into Chicago style bibliography that expands first names?
Also, the citations themselves in the text (e.g., "As per Author (2022),
blablabla..." ) are not hyperlinked. That seems oddly old-fashioned. Does
Quarto not do that?
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Weren't you using Bib files? And doesn't quarto handle bib files?
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The citations have been an issue from the begining. There's no integrated
way to extract bibliography from word and then add it in with pandoc. The
only thing I can think of now is to do it by regex, but I haven't had the
time.
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Can you look into Chicago style bibliography that expands first names?
Also, the citations themselves in the text (e.g., "As per Author (2022),
blablabla..." ) are not hyperlinked. That seems oddly old-fashioned. Does
Quarto not do that?
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https://quarto.org/docs/authoring/footnotes-and-citations.html
And yes, you or somebody else needs to build the bib file from the Word document. That's just how this works.
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Weren't you using Bib files? And doesn't quarto handle bib files?
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The citations have been an issue from the begining. There's no integrated
way to extract bibliography from word and then add it in with pandoc. The
only thing I can think of now is to do it by regex, but I haven't had the
time.
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Can you look into Chicago style bibliography that expands first names?
Also, the citations themselves in the text (e.g., "As per Author (2022),
blablabla..." ) are not hyperlinked. That seems oddly old-fashioned. Does
Quarto not do that?
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Bib files don't fix the whole issue because you need the citation key in
the markdown for it to register the citation.
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… Weren't you using Bib files? And doesn't quarto handle bib files?
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links (Issue #9)
The citations have been an issue from the begining. There's no integrated
way to extract bibliography from word and then add it in with pandoc. The
only thing I can think of now is to do it by regex, but I haven't had the
time.
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> Can you look into Chicago style bibliography that expands first names?
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> Also, the citations themselves in the text (e.g., "As per Author (2022),
> blablabla..." ) are not hyperlinked. That seems oddly old-fashioned. Does
> Quarto not do that?
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Yup. By Hand. I've done for it a different book with 20 chapters. That's why we prefer LaTeX... Bib can be generated here: https://update.lib.berkeley.edu/2018/02/07/extracting-references-from-an-already-created-bibliography/ |
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I'm going to suggest we shelve this. If we are submitting these to HDSR, they'll have additional stuff, no need to do that here right now. |
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Can you look into Chicago style bibliography that expands first names?
Also, the citations themselves in the text (e.g., "As per Author (2022), blablabla..." ) are not hyperlinked. That seems oddly old-fashioned. Does Quarto not do that?
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