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I have a large number of references to online resources in a document I'm compiling. The entries themselves are of the following form:
@Misc{giassa-1,
title = {{Cloud Native DevOps: Migrating from Monolithic Development}},
note = {\url{https://github.com/IAXES/pronk8s}, accessed 2021-07-05},
author = {Matthew Giassa}
}
However, the data within the \url portion, while it does render, it appears to just render as plain text (i.e. the \url portion appears to be stripped out; pictured below). Is there a way to enable hyperlink / \url functionality?
While browsing through the documentation, I found a link that seems to indicate this functionality is supported, but I'm not familiar with what is needed to enable this functionality. Also, with the latest version being 2.3.1a0, but the latest available version I can pull via pip3 on Ubuntu 20.04 being 2.3.0, I wanted to ask if I just need to manually build/deploy 2.3.1a0 and I'll automatically have this functionality.
Thank you for your time and assistance, and thanks for building + maintaining this awesome tool!
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Thanks for reporting. This should work out of the box... I'm not sure why it's not working. I'll investigate in more detail as soon as I find some time.
EDIT: As a workaround, you could also use the url={...} bibtex field.
I've figured out the problem. pybtex has changed the way it is parsing fields, and this is breaking the conversion. I think it's probably better to fix this on the pybtex end; it has a hyperref node already which sphinxcontrib-bibtex could simply pick up.
mcmtroffaes
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Question: rendering "\url" statements as hyperlinks in LaTeX PDF and HTML outputs
render "\url" statements as hyperlinks
Jul 28, 2021
Good day,
I have a large number of references to online resources in a document I'm compiling. The entries themselves are of the following form:
However, the data within the
\url
portion, while it does render, it appears to just render as plain text (i.e. the\url
portion appears to be stripped out; pictured below). Is there a way to enable hyperlink /\url
functionality?While browsing through the documentation, I found a link that seems to indicate this functionality is supported, but I'm not familiar with what is needed to enable this functionality. Also, with the latest version being
2.3.1a0
, but the latest available version I can pull viapip3
on Ubuntu 20.04 being2.3.0
, I wanted to ask if I just need to manually build/deploy2.3.1a0
and I'll automatically have this functionality.Thank you for your time and assistance, and thanks for building + maintaining this awesome tool!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: