Closed seed78 closed 2 years ago
I recently found out about doing something like {{~tag}} or {{tag~}} or {{~tag~}}
The tilde ~ means to ignore whitespace generated by the markup.
Also, I think that #each allows use of a count variable, so you can put "," before each entry except the first?
On 10/07/2022 23:00, seed78 wrote:
I has a JSON file that is exported from Zotero with the "BetterBibTex JSON" format. For a reference, I have one or more tags.
With the following code, the Importer can import each tag in separative lines. {{#each tags}}
{{tag}}
{{/each}}
It will look like the following.
tag1
tag2
tag3
If I want the tags to be arranged as the following, what code should I write?
tag1, #tag2, #tag3
Thank you!
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I has a JSON file that is exported from Zotero with the "BetterBibTex JSON" format. For a reference, I have one or more tags.
With the following code, the Importer can import each tag in separative lines. {{#each tags}}
{{tag}}
{{/each}}
It will look like the following.
tag1
tag2
tag3
If I want the tags to be arranged as the following, what code should I write?
tag1, #tag2, #tag3
Thank you!