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Some CSL styles such as Chicago italicize some parts of the reference, usually the containing book or journal. This information is currently lost when inserting a reference using citar-insert-reference. If the current major-mode is org mode, would it be possible to use org mode markup to retain that information?
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First, that command is intended to be a lightweight thing, where you just want a quickly formatted reference.
Second, it's configurable. By default, it uses the citar template system, and pulls the data from the cache. Per other thread, that data is stripped of markup, as it's optimized for display, and we support multiple input formats.
The other included option uses citeproc.el for the formatting, which allows you to use CSL for styling there. But that function is still relying on the cached data for performance.
So at minimum, you of course have to be more specific about which function.
Some CSL styles such as Chicago italicize some parts of the reference, usually the containing book or journal. This information is currently lost when inserting a reference using
citar-insert-reference
. If the current major-mode is org mode, would it be possible to use org mode markup to retain that information?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: