Re: Divergent styling when using CSL in pandoc(?)

[John Carter Wood <woodjo-ZOsAvrTRSvuEhhMi0yms2Q@public.gmane.org>]

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I didn't really make clear enough in the original post: with pandoc in 
these cases I'm going from Markdown to docx. Sorry. 

John Carter Wood schrieb am Freitag, 20. Mai 2022 um 13:00:49 UTC+2:

> I have been working on creating a CSL style for the publication 
> house-style at my institution: I've been making progress adapting another 
> style but am running into a few issues that seem to only crop up when using 
> the CSL during a document transformation with pandoc (version 2.18, with 
> CSL file specified in a YAML block). In the preview for the visual editor 
> they look OK and when I insert them via Zotero's connector into a 
> LibreOffice / Word document they look fine too; however, when I create the 
> docx via pandoc there are unwanted variations on a few points
>
> There are a few issues, but the format for items in collections seems to 
> be the main one. 
>
> Here is a screenshot of the same citation: the one on top (which formats 
> incorrectly) was created by using pandoc. The one on the bottom (which 
> formats correctly) was directly inserted into the document using Zotero's 
> functionality in LibreOffice. 
> [image: CSL-pandoc-issues.png]
>
> The problems: 
> 1. et al. is capitalising
> 2. (ed.) is capitalising
> 3. the p./pp. contextualisation isn't working right: using pandoc, when 
> the locator is a single page, *the page range for the whole citation* 
> revert to a single "p.", even when it should be plural; if the locator is 
> more than one page, then "pp." appears in both, as it should. 
>
> As I said, when looking at style using the example citations in the visual 
> editor at for CSL (https://editor.citationstyles.org/visualEditor/), it 
> also looks right (as in the second cite.)
>
> [image: CSL-IEG-Visual-Editor.png]
>
> I am running into a few other challenges with working out CSL, but since 
> this one seems to specifically relate to using pandoc (which is my main 
> workflow, as I write in Markdown), I thought I would ask here whether this 
> is a known issue, whether I'm doing something wrong and whether there's a 
> way to solve this. 
>
> Here, for reference, is my CSL file (which is still a work in progress): 
>
> https://pastebin.com/xefmukzw
>
> Thanks in advance for any help. 
>

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