Open siainbuletin opened 3 months ago
[Disclaimer: Quick tip from a Typst beginner] In parent entries, there should not be two titles. The chapter title should stay in the child entry, and the booktitle
in the parent book should be title
. Also, the chapter
argument additionally breaks the citation, so if you need to include a number before the chapter, simply put it into the chapter title. Consider this bibliography:
@incollection{rubinoff1991introducti,
author = {Rubinoff, Lionel},
crossref = {van-der-dussen1991objectivit},
keywords = {historical objectivity},
pages = {1-11},
title = {1. Introduction: W.H. Dray and the Critique of Historical Thinking}}
@book{van-der-dussen1991objectivit,
title = {Objectivity, Method and Point of View: Essays in the Philosophy of History},
editor = {Van Der Dussen, W.J. and Rubinoff, Lionel},
keywords = {historical objectivity},
publisher = {E.J. Brill},
series = {Philosophy of History and Culture},
year = {1991}}
and the output in APA style:
I have a few entries in my BibLaTeX file that are individual articles enclosed in collections that have a different author. When I cite those individually in Typst, the entry in the 'Bibliography' section renders improperly.
Take this entry: @rubinoff1991introducti
In my
.bib
file it contains this data:The crossref'ed entry has all necessary information:
Which renders as such when cited:
As can be seen in the second screenshot multiple entries have this issue. The rest of the entries render as expected, after these empty ones.