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Include suffixes in lambda functions #100
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Hi @kchoong! I guess this is not possible at the moment. Some adjustments are necessary for that. The "lambda" functions must be changed so that the markup has to embrace affixes and other style options. If necessary, it would be useful to make this configurable in the I can't promise that I will get to it soon. But if it helps, I'm happy about a pull request from you. |
Add possibility to include affixes in lambda functions, Issue seboettg#100
Add possibility to include affixes in lambda functions, Issue #100, 2
@kchoong please check if this issue is solved with new versions |
Hey @seboettg, |
Hello @seboettg,
I have a question regarding the custom lambda functions.
For example I have this additional markup:
and the CSL for the LNCS (springer-lecture-notes-in-computer-science.csl) states:
<text variable="citation-number" suffix="."/>
This would result for the first entry in the bibliography:
<span class="citation-number">1</span>.
Now is there currently a way to include suffixes like the punctuation above within the lambda function or is this something considered to be integrated in the future?
The result I want to reach would look like following instead:
<span class="citation-number">1.</span>
Regards,
kchoong
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