An improvement suggestion for @SNoiraud
For each reference you uses something like 1a as reference number but clicking on it goes to two imbricated lists looking like 1 Source1,1 CitationA, 2 CitationB; 2 Source2, 1 CitationA…
May be you could replace your second <ol> html tag used for citations by a <ol type=‘a’> tag to display lists as 1 Source1, a CitationA, b CitationB; 2 Source2, a CitationA… which will more look like as references used before
Here’s a capture from the 5.2 version @SNoiraud referenced above:
You’re asking about selecting from an outlining Style Cascade… like MS Word has… but using Ordered List levels in CSS, right?
Stack Overflow has an interesting article doing the third example… a decimal-based ( 1; 1.1; 1.1.1) style.
And about list-style-type options from CSS-tricks:
the numbers don’t have to be decimals. They can be anything that
list-style-typecan be. Namely:disc (• • •)
circle (○ ○ ○)
square (
decimal (1 2 3)
decimal-leading-zero (01, 02, 03)
lower-roman (i ii iii)
upper-roman (I II III)
lower-greek (α β γ)
lower-latin (a b c)
upper-latin (A B C)
armenian (Ա Բ Գ)
georgian (ა ბ გ)
lower-alpha (a b c)
upper-alpha (A B C)
For this, you can always create your own css style.
Be careful, the links are created in the source, so you can’t do what you want.
I made a PR 1272 related to #12336 to make the link to the reference and the reference consistent.
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