Format cite-view list externally and include bibtex key #63
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October 25, 2017 09:25
…view-title, cite-view-key and cite-view-author in order to specify display style externally.
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Currently, the bibtex key cannot be displayed in the citation selection list. This patch adds a
<span>item for the key and individual style classes for title, author and key. It further adds a default style sheet that restores the current layout (up to additionally showing the bibtex key).The user can now customize this style in terms of the
styles.lessconfiguration file. For example, the bibtex key can be hidden by including.cite-view-key {display: none;}.I suppose this patch does still not allow the user to reorder the items, though, unless some style directive allows for reordering the DOM tree. (?)