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same font throughout bibliography
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are In
Unicorn Meta Zoo #1: Why another podcast?
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manaradifferent font while using urlLaTeX stopped building a BibTeX bibliography, how to troubleshoot it?Multiple doi, url, and eprint entries in biblatexbiblatex messing up citation entry with lots of authorsBibliography in LaTeX with Biblatex and Biber as backendCiting (author, journalabbr., year) neededTitle not showig in bibliography due to modification of .bst fileCiting from an Encyclopedia with sub voceHow to customize bibliography and citation style using biblatex?Presentation References — no-title footnotes, allowing arXivHow do I include DOI in bibliography(biber) with bad characters (e.g., <>) with out hyperlinking?
Consider this example:
documentclassreport
usepackage[backend=bibtex]biblatex
urlstylesame
addbibresourcetestbibfont.bib
begindocument
See citeaauu:2012kp
printbibliography
enddocument
where testbibfont.bib
is
@articleaauu:2012kp,
author = "aauutt",
title = "The algorithm",
journal = "Journal",
volume = "7",
year = "2012",
pages = "T10003",
doi = "10.1089/1749-0221/7/11/T10003",
eprint = "1204.2201",
archivePrefix = "arXiv",
primaryClass = "data-an",
reportNumber = "BBB-12"
I already align the font of DOI with the rest of the text with urlstylesame
(different font while using url). That would be sufficient were it not for primaryClass
which uses a different font:
How to have the font of main text everywhere in bibliography?
fonts biblatex bibliographies bibtex typefaces
add a comment |
Consider this example:
documentclassreport
usepackage[backend=bibtex]biblatex
urlstylesame
addbibresourcetestbibfont.bib
begindocument
See citeaauu:2012kp
printbibliography
enddocument
where testbibfont.bib
is
@articleaauu:2012kp,
author = "aauutt",
title = "The algorithm",
journal = "Journal",
volume = "7",
year = "2012",
pages = "T10003",
doi = "10.1089/1749-0221/7/11/T10003",
eprint = "1204.2201",
archivePrefix = "arXiv",
primaryClass = "data-an",
reportNumber = "BBB-12"
I already align the font of DOI with the rest of the text with urlstylesame
(different font while using url). That would be sufficient were it not for primaryClass
which uses a different font:
How to have the font of main text everywhere in bibliography?
fonts biblatex bibliographies bibtex typefaces
add a comment |
Consider this example:
documentclassreport
usepackage[backend=bibtex]biblatex
urlstylesame
addbibresourcetestbibfont.bib
begindocument
See citeaauu:2012kp
printbibliography
enddocument
where testbibfont.bib
is
@articleaauu:2012kp,
author = "aauutt",
title = "The algorithm",
journal = "Journal",
volume = "7",
year = "2012",
pages = "T10003",
doi = "10.1089/1749-0221/7/11/T10003",
eprint = "1204.2201",
archivePrefix = "arXiv",
primaryClass = "data-an",
reportNumber = "BBB-12"
I already align the font of DOI with the rest of the text with urlstylesame
(different font while using url). That would be sufficient were it not for primaryClass
which uses a different font:
How to have the font of main text everywhere in bibliography?
fonts biblatex bibliographies bibtex typefaces
Consider this example:
documentclassreport
usepackage[backend=bibtex]biblatex
urlstylesame
addbibresourcetestbibfont.bib
begindocument
See citeaauu:2012kp
printbibliography
enddocument
where testbibfont.bib
is
@articleaauu:2012kp,
author = "aauutt",
title = "The algorithm",
journal = "Journal",
volume = "7",
year = "2012",
pages = "T10003",
doi = "10.1089/1749-0221/7/11/T10003",
eprint = "1204.2201",
archivePrefix = "arXiv",
primaryClass = "data-an",
reportNumber = "BBB-12"
I already align the font of DOI with the rest of the text with urlstylesame
(different font while using url). That would be sufficient were it not for primaryClass
which uses a different font:
How to have the font of main text everywhere in bibliography?
fonts biblatex bibliographies bibtex typefaces
fonts biblatex bibliographies bibtex typefaces
asked Apr 7 at 7:15
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Indeed the arXiv eprint
field format is pretty much the only place where biblatex
has an explicit texttt
instead of nolinkurl
/url
which are governed by urlstyle
.
You have to modify the format a bit to remove the tetxttt
makeatletter
DeclareFieldFormateprint:arxiv%
arXivaddcolonspace
ifhyperref
hrefhttps://arxiv.org/abx@arxivpath/#1%
nolinkurl#1%
iffieldundefeprintclass
addspacemkbibbracketsthefieldeprintclass
nolinkurl#1%
iffieldundefeprintclass
addspacemkbibbracketsthefieldeprintclass
makeatother
The original definition can be found in biblatex.def
, ll. 471-482.
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Indeed the arXiv eprint
field format is pretty much the only place where biblatex
has an explicit texttt
instead of nolinkurl
/url
which are governed by urlstyle
.
You have to modify the format a bit to remove the tetxttt
makeatletter
DeclareFieldFormateprint:arxiv%
arXivaddcolonspace
ifhyperref
hrefhttps://arxiv.org/abx@arxivpath/#1%
nolinkurl#1%
iffieldundefeprintclass
addspacemkbibbracketsthefieldeprintclass
nolinkurl#1%
iffieldundefeprintclass
addspacemkbibbracketsthefieldeprintclass
makeatother
The original definition can be found in biblatex.def
, ll. 471-482.
add a comment |
Indeed the arXiv eprint
field format is pretty much the only place where biblatex
has an explicit texttt
instead of nolinkurl
/url
which are governed by urlstyle
.
You have to modify the format a bit to remove the tetxttt
makeatletter
DeclareFieldFormateprint:arxiv%
arXivaddcolonspace
ifhyperref
hrefhttps://arxiv.org/abx@arxivpath/#1%
nolinkurl#1%
iffieldundefeprintclass
addspacemkbibbracketsthefieldeprintclass
nolinkurl#1%
iffieldundefeprintclass
addspacemkbibbracketsthefieldeprintclass
makeatother
The original definition can be found in biblatex.def
, ll. 471-482.
add a comment |
Indeed the arXiv eprint
field format is pretty much the only place where biblatex
has an explicit texttt
instead of nolinkurl
/url
which are governed by urlstyle
.
You have to modify the format a bit to remove the tetxttt
makeatletter
DeclareFieldFormateprint:arxiv%
arXivaddcolonspace
ifhyperref
hrefhttps://arxiv.org/abx@arxivpath/#1%
nolinkurl#1%
iffieldundefeprintclass
addspacemkbibbracketsthefieldeprintclass
nolinkurl#1%
iffieldundefeprintclass
addspacemkbibbracketsthefieldeprintclass
makeatother
The original definition can be found in biblatex.def
, ll. 471-482.
Indeed the arXiv eprint
field format is pretty much the only place where biblatex
has an explicit texttt
instead of nolinkurl
/url
which are governed by urlstyle
.
You have to modify the format a bit to remove the tetxttt
makeatletter
DeclareFieldFormateprint:arxiv%
arXivaddcolonspace
ifhyperref
hrefhttps://arxiv.org/abx@arxivpath/#1%
nolinkurl#1%
iffieldundefeprintclass
addspacemkbibbracketsthefieldeprintclass
nolinkurl#1%
iffieldundefeprintclass
addspacemkbibbracketsthefieldeprintclass
makeatother
The original definition can be found in biblatex.def
, ll. 471-482.
answered Apr 7 at 7:22
moewemoewe
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