Closed harrysw1729 closed 2 months ago
Which is the CSL style?
Which is the CSL style?
Thanks for the reply! It was chicago-author-date
, which comes with the package.
I have edited my post to include a minimal example to replicate the scenario.
The three dashes are specified in the Chicago Manual of Style. You may remove the subsequent-author-substitute="———"
attribute in the <bibliography>
element to disable this behavior (see also the CSL spec).
I don't think it's good design to add an LaTeX option to control this behavior though technically it's possible.
The three dashes are specified in the Chicago Manual of Style. You may remove the
subsequent-author-substitute="———"
attribute in the<bibliography>
element to disable this behavior (see also the CSL spec).I don't think it's good design to add an LaTeX option to control this behavior though technically it's possible.
Was wondering whether this was a CSL-related issue. Thanks for locating the relevant attribute!
The three dashes are specified in Chicago Manual of Style.
If an entry's author list is identical to the preceding entry's, the author list would be replaced by a dash. My question is whether there is any way to turn off the dash similar to the
dashed=false
option in biblatex?Thank you very much for your help!
Below is a minimal example for replicating the dash.
Here is the screenshot of the bibliography: