Hello. Firstly, thank you for creating this plugin! It's eons better than what LogSeq has by default.
The Error
Parsing multiple keywords doesn't happen correctly. Only the first keyword is actually in the page, everything else is ignored.
Here's what the .bib citation looks like
@article{WorldShiftsWhen__Yong__2019,
title = {The {{World Shifts When}} a {{Black Widow Squats}}},
author = {Yong, Ed},
date = {2019-01-09T14:42:45Z},
journaltitle = {The Atlantic},
url = {https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2019/01/entire-black-widow-spider-sensor/579814/},
urldate = {2019-06-03},
abstract = {By changing its posture on its web, the arachnid can tune vibration in its legs to different frequencies.},
entrysubtype = {magazine},
langid = {english},
keywords = {biodiversity,biology,black-widow,cognition,crickets,emobied-cognition,insect,octopus,spider},
file = {/Users/rahulsomani/ZotFiles/yong_2019_the_world_shifts_when_a_black_widow_squats.html}
}
Hello. Firstly, thank you for creating this plugin! It's eons better than what LogSeq has by default.
The Error
Parsing multiple
keyword
s doesn't happen correctly. Only the first keyword is actually in the page, everything else is ignored.Here's what the
.bib
citation looks likeHere's the relevant line from my template:
And here's how it gets displayed in LogSeq:
Correct Output
Thanks!