Closed activatedgeek closed 1 year ago
Hi, as mentioned in the readme link-citations
is not implemented. The single citation case should be fairly easy to handle but other cases are fairly complicated and the requirements potentially differ by citation style. For example [@Nash1950; @Nash1951]
would give:
<span class="" id="citation--nash1950--nash1951--1">(Nash, 1950, 1951)</span>
In this case, it's not quite clear cut how to break up the citation entry and link it to the references entries. Would probably require a deeper look into how pandoc does it.
Happy to accept a PR over here if anyone wants to try implementing it!
@activatedgeek, I added support for link-citations
. It's on the feat/link-citation
branch if you want to give it a try. Similar to pandoc it would work for numeric and author-date styles.
Backlinks do not really make that much sense since there can be multiple citations to one bibliography entry. Maybe you are looking for a footnote style citation? You can try chicago-fullnote-bibliography
. There's a demo available on the new website as well: https://rehype-citation.netlify.app
Awesome! Thank you so much! I think even one-way link is enough!
For the markdown input:
can we have links to the references list and backlinks to the text, and an unordered list as:
Thank you for the great plugin!