#ZOTERO CHROME EXTENSION DEAD CODE#

The solution (in Eric's code, and in the version of it that I used for (say, as 'My ***Aunt*** Sally'), the parsing breaks.

Markup in reStructuredText (and in Markdown - not sure about org-mode) My first thought was to add a reStructuredText output format to theД¬SL processor, but I quickly discovered that that won't work. Project, which used an extended version of reStructuredText forДЄuthoring, converted to LaTeX for rendering.

#ZOTERO CHROME EXTENSION DEAD CODE#

I worked with Eric's code a couple of years ago, for the MLZ book So, I would imitate formts.js from citeproc-js ( ) and define I wondered, in the interim, whether it would be possible to just extendД¬SL.Output.Formats from within a hacked version of the plugin. It looks to meДЄs though it is not so hard to write a new output filter in citeproc,Д«ut I don't know how long it would take to get that accepted intoД¬iteproc, and then for the changes to propagate up to Zotero.

I am trying, in the most tentative and exploratory way, to extend Erik Hetzner's zotxt plugin ( ) to output bibliographies formatted in the org-mode ( ) syntax, which is a little bit like markdown, only different.Д¬ode appears to rely on underlying capabilities in citeproc-js, whichД¬urrently generates output in html, plain-text, and rtf.

(reposted from the forums - I hadn't anticipated joining the dev group so this may be a little naive to most of you - apologies for that, and thanks in advance for forbearance)

Zotero chrome extension dead