Open smarie opened 9 months ago
Your solution sounds good to me. Please make a PR and thanks for your contributions.
Hi ! I agree thanks a lot ! Since I'm also interested in this issue, I tried to implement it. I just opened a PR.
I hope my approach fits your expectations on this issue, I am not very experienced in contributing to python projects.
Hi, thanks a lot again for this plugin ! I am trying to use it to create a simple publications page for my personal website. Basically I would just like to create a page with a few sections, and insert in each section a bullet list with bibliographic items styled correctly leveraging pandoc + CSL.
I cannot manage to get it work because
The current workaround I found is
<citation>
entry so that it is identical to<bibliography>
(ugly !)bib_by_default=false
Still, the result is not ideal. Indeed
bib_by_default=false
still inserts the footnotes references[^1]
, and since the bib is not generated they hang here in the resulting pageI see two features to create to get to something working:
mkdocs-bibtex
that a specific citation key should be rendered inline using the "bibliography" style and not the "citation" style. For example[@foo2019]
could be transformed as[@foo2019|b]
where|
denotes advanced options, andb
denotes bibliography style.mkdocs-bibtex
to skip adding the markdown footnote[^1]
.The combination of these two options would be reaching my objective, which is to insert at any place in the markdown document, an inlined bibliography item with the styling done by pandoc.
If you are ok with the above two features, I can make a pull request.