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Docear4Word or CiteProc-JS does not handle HTML code very well.
If I have a BibTeX code like this:
Title = {The A should be italic and the x after the A should be subscript: <i>A</i><sub>x</sub>},
the output should be like this:
However, this is how it actually is (the x is not subscript):
Interestingly, if you add some characters between the <i>A</i> and <sub>x</sub> then it works. For instance,
<i>A</i>
<sub>x</sub>
Title = {The A should be italic and the x after the A should be subscript:_<i>A</i>_<sub>x</sub>_},
leads to
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Docear4Word or CiteProc-JS does not handle HTML code very well.
If I have a BibTeX code like this:
Title = {The A should be italic and the x after the A should be subscript: <i>A</i><sub>x</sub>},the output should be like this:
However, this is how it actually is (the x is not subscript):
Interestingly, if you add some characters between the
<i>A</i>and<sub>x</sub>then it works. For instance,Title = {The A should be italic and the x after the A should be subscript:_<i>A</i>_<sub>x</sub>_},leads to
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: