Closed wapp-its closed 5 years ago
@seboettg happy new year!
Can you confirm this issue?
I wouldn't define it as a bug, rather than as an improvement. If you interested in a quick solution, I would suggest you to make a PR. Afterwards, I might release a new version.
Hi @wapp-its!
I took a closer look to this issue. According to specification line-spacing
specifies the vertical line distance and entry-spacing
the vertical distance between entries. APA style for bibliographes preset a line-spacing
of 2: <bibliography hanging-indent="true" et-al-min="8" et-al-use-first="6" et-al-use-last="true" entry-spacing="0" line-spacing="2">
. Accordingly, citeproc-php behaves as expected. Or do you have another opinion?
@wapp-its can you give me an answer? otherwise I'd close this ticket.
I'm going to close this ticket for now. If there is still a need for action, please reopen the ticket.
Thanks for your investigation. You are right, this seems to be a correct behavior! In this case the CSL online editor has a bug.
Stylesheet: apa.csl
The line-height is different between citeproc-php and editor.citationstyles.org. Problem is that the line height within one entry is the same as between multiple entries.
This is how it should look (margin between two entries and small line height within one entry):![2018-10-22 09_54_46-style info](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/26138299/47282900-3185a480-d5e1-11e8-9819-a06cb42705cf.png)
This is how it looks with citeproc-php:![2018-10-22 10_01_40-publikationen _ fakultat fur psychologie](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/26138299/47283012-b4a6fa80-d5e1-11e8-8ef8-e94f56aeb6aa.png)
Because of the inline css:![2018-10-22 09_55_23-publikationen _ fakultat fur psychologie](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/26138299/47283022-bd97cc00-d5e1-11e8-805d-affd4d0514f9.png)
We could override it with our css style-sheets, but in case this is not intended we will wait for a fix of citeproc-php. Eventually it's enough to simply remove the line-height ?