Open matogoro opened 6 months ago
Off the top of my head, I guess you might consider redefining the export function to do the right thing for that. The function right now is created with :export (apply-partially 'org-ref-bibliography*-export "\\bibliography")
. That function only supports a latex backend. You could adapt it to support odt, and those options I suppose.
First off—fantastic package. I've been using it for years.
I have a question about applying various attributes (e.g. font, formatting) to generated bibliography link text from
org-ref
. I currently use the enhanced ox-odt exporter to apply formatting changes in my exported ODT manuscripts via#+ATTR_ODT
keywords. However, I can't get these changes to apply to generated text fromorg-ref
. So, in the following example,output text from the bibliography file is generated with the default "Body Text" style (not "ReferenceText" as desired). I've tried a few workarounds like wrapping the bibliography link text in a one-cell
org-table
or using keywords like#+BEGIN_TEXTBOX
, although these do not work either.Note that, when these workaround methods are applied to multiline non-generated text (e.g., as shown here), the
#+ATTR_ODT
formatting can be applied to all the text within the block. So the following works:And the following does not (generates a read error during export):
Is there any way to get this working for
org-ref
? Thanks so much for your help.