Closed lorenzoFabbri closed 7 months ago
I've just release acronyms v2.0.0, which includes the newer shortcode syntax that may help you in this case.
Instead of using \acr{ci}
, you can now use {{< acr ci >}}
. To force having your acronyms appear as if it was the first usage, you can use {{< acr ci first_use=true >}}
(which was not possible with the legacy \acr{ci}
syntax).
I understand this can be cumbersome if you have a lot of acronyms, so I will work on a new feature that allows to reset the usage counters in the document, but in the meantime you can use this technique.
What I'd like to happen is the following. Suppose the acronym
ci
is confidence interval or CI. If in one section of my document (let's say the abstract) I write\acr{ci}
I'd still like to see confidence interval (CI), but then in the main text I'd still like to see confidence interval (CI) the first time I use it.