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Totally agree; I think we discussed it somewhere and this change just didn't make it in yet. Maybe with @hmayes ?
Is there anything else we should be changing at the same time, e.g., layout of info within citations?
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For the bibliography layout, we need to decide if DOI and/or title is required in the entry or not.
I'd be happy if we adopted a standard format, like Phys Rev or J Chem Phys. They are compact but sufficiently verbose.
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We have no length limits, so I think we should have title for sure. DOI makes sense to me too since we'll want to encourage citation of non-traditional publications which may have DOIs.
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Good point about no length limit; if DOI is required (when it exists) then we should add that to the author guide.
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I agree about adding instructions to add DOI. I will play around with the bibliography style.
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I think hyperlinked DOIs are a great idea, especially for best practices papers. The current eLife template makes them appear in nice hyperlinked form in the manuscript, but some more tweaking would be needed to make sure http://doi.org/
is prepended to the doi
field content to get the link to work correctly.
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One thing I remembered with natbib is that if you have numbered citations, then the \citep{} notation fails. This takes a bit of a workaround that I haven't figure out yet.
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Also, do people prefer square bracket numbers, or superscripts? I'm leaning towards square brackets.
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I vote for square brackets; you can just use \cite{} everywhere instead of the menagerie of \cite, \onlinecite, \citen depending on the sentence structure.
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That is a huge plus!!
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Agreed with square brackets, yes.
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@dwsideriusNIST - are you doing this or do you need us to work on this?
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Sorry, I thought we had someone specifically handling the class file modifications.
I won't be able to work on it for a week or so, so if someone else wants to attempt it before then, please go ahead!
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I think changing the citation style is just something which is done with options in the TeX of the template, and not the class file. :)
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In that case, we need a list of built-in class options in the author guide.
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I'll take it, might take a couple of days to get to.
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I found the instructions in the livecoms.cls file that are controlling the citation style. If we want to make that an option for the class, then it will involve deeper modifications to the class file. A pull-request will be sent in momentarily.
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While working on the reference format, I also considered changing the color of the citations; currently they are "LiveCoMSMediumGrey" - which doesn't stand out well.
Would a few of you look at the bracketed citation style and let me know if you think a different color would be better? I know exactly where to make the modification in the class file.
To see an example, clone this repo: https://github.com/dwsideriusNIST/article_templates and checkout the "citation_color" branch to see a version that uses "LiveCoMSLightBlue" instead of grey. [There's probably a more elegant way to do this, but since I can't create a branch in the main repo, this is what I came up with quickly.]
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Do you mind pushing an example PDF which has that color in it? I visited the PDF in your branch on GitHub but I'm not finidng a citation in this color in it. (Or maybe it's there and I'm not looking on the write page...)
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An updated PDF is now in the "citation_color" branch of https://github.com/dwsideriusNIST/article_templates
Look on page 6, first column, first paragraph, for an example.
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I like that a lot. @hmayes , thoughts?
For a direct link, use https://github.com/dwsideriusNIST/article_templates/blob/citation_color/templates/livecoms-template-bestpractices.pdf
Thanks.
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Resolved by #36 .
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Related Issues (20)
- Section / subsection titles intruding into gutter and margins HOT 9
- Number references by order of appearance HOT 4
- Reference standards for bibliography. HOT 26
- Formatting at time of publication (DOI, volume, etc.)? HOT 14
- Templates producing weird 'fi' characters? HOT 6
- How to include version number in the title of articles HOT 14
- Reference formatting: should pMID's be in the references? HOT 5
- Bolding of Editor names, no author names HOT 2
- Posting DOI's properly in articles and on website HOT 10
- Can we figure out how to make white-spacing easier? HOT 1
- List of things to fix/adjust before issue 1 published (we will ask for people to redo the templates then). HOT 23
- Issue number HOT 9
- Force people to include licensing terms by including it in the template? HOT 32
- Create a way to add translators to the article? HOT 3
- Template had old name for software analyses section HOT 1
- Switch from `natbib` to `biblatex` in `livecoms` document class HOT 12
- Consider using Github's "template repository" mechanism
- Bibliography Modernization HOT 4
- Fix display long URLs in GitHub link HOT 1
- Consider adding line numbers to review versions?
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