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Did you look at https://github.com/pandoc-ext/section-bibliographies? |
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Thank you for the answer. Yes, I did. It creates bibliographies for each chapter as far as I understand, which is not what I want to do.
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Then https://github.com/pandoc-ext/multibib is the extension you need. Also because there is no small reproducible example, there is not much that can de done to help. For further help, please provide a reproducible example and in your case, preferably a Git repository we can clone. |
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Sure, I put something together here: https://github.com/Mellich/quarto_multibib_minimal_example using Quarto 1.3.450.
It seems to be related to the |
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Here's an example of how to use multibib with a single document (i.e. not with books) with HTML, PDF, and docx, using Quarto 1.4.x: https://www.andrewheiss.com/blog/2023/12/11/separate-bibliographies-quarto/ The only downside is that it generates warnings for each citation, like @cderv notices at #7642 (reply in thread)
I'm pretty sure that's because of where the filter is getting run within the filter order stack, but moving the location to |
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Description
For my PhD thesis I would like to have two separate bibliographies in my book/website: One for my own articles and one for other literature. This structure is used quite often in my area. Therefore, I have prepared two .bib files ad I would like to use the usual cite syntax in my .qmd files and generate the two bibliographies at the end of the book. In Latex, this is usually achieved using the multibib package.
I tried to use different pandoc extensions that seem to implement the desired features such as:
Building the document with each of these extensions leads to unsatsifying results: References not showing up on the website version, citeproc warnings for every reference, overlapping numbers when using numerial citation styles, ...
Does anyone know how such a multibib setup (working for websites and PDF) could be implemented within Quarto? Is there an extension or feature I have overseen?
Best Regards!
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