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Some of our references were explicitly to websites. We need to have those links.
Also, it would be great to have DOI or article links in the bibliography.
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It apparently is not so easy (but I agree). I looked into it yesterday and it seems the CSL standard doesn't have something for this. I didn't dig very deep so it might be possible somehow. Feel free to see if you can find a way.
OK it seems like it is possible. While CSL doesn't seem to have specification for this latex does.
Something like:
title = {\href{http://dx.doi.org/10.3390/metabo9070123}{{NMR} spectroscopy for metabolomics research.}}
seems to work. But for pdf only and not the html book. It would also be some work to do in the whole bibtex though. I guess it might be possible to script that though if there is an R parser for the bibtex. A script at rendering or change the whole bibtex file?
An alternative seems to be to add the url to the reference (in the csl). That should be clickable with \usepackage{hyperref}. But more ugly. Maybe also works in html.
Some of our references were explicitly to websites. We need to have those links.
Also, it would be great to have DOI or article links in the bibliography.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: