IIUC --citeproc corresponds to `citeproc: true`. Have you tried what happens with `--filter citeproc`? Does it work at all? I have no data to test that on ATM.

Den tors 30 juni 2022 18:30John Carter Wood <woo...@uni-mainz.de> skrev:

Thanks!

This is the command I used:

pandoc CSL-Test.md -o CSL-test.docx --citeproc --lua-filter pandoc-quotes.lua --reference-doc=/home/john/.pandoc/templates/custom-reference.docx CSL-Test.md

Shouldn't this order have the same effect as what you suggested?

BPJ schrieb am Donnerstag, 30. Juni 2022 um 18:23:27 UTC+2:

Have you tried running pandoc-quotes.lua after citeproc?

use this in a defaults file:

``````yaml

filters:

  - citeproc

  - pandoc-quotes.lua

``````

Make sure to remove any `citeproc: true` field!

Den tors 30 juni 2022 14:42John Carter Wood <woo...-ZOsAvrTRSvuEhhMi0yms2Q@public.gmane.org> skrev:

That's very helpful, thank you!

I had looked at the spec but overlooked the part on locales and quotes.

https://docs.citationstyles.org/en/stable/translating-locale-files.html#punctuation

I will give that a try (probably tomorrow) and report whether it works for me or other problems crop up.

suki...-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org schrieb am Donnerstag, 30. Juni 2022 um 14:34:13 UTC+2:

Hi,

After looking at the spec (the only experience I have with CSL files), I think you would need to modify your CSL file, Add a locale element in the root style element, like this:

<style>

    <locale xml:lang="en">

        <terms>

            <term name = "open-quote">&laquo;</term>

            <term name = "close-quote">&raquo;</term>

        </terms>

    </locale>

</style>

(Or try left-inner-quote and right-inner quote instead, maybe)

Hth,

Sukil

El 30/06/2022 a las 14:04, John Carter Wood escribió:

In setting up a CSL file for a German-language publisher (but for English-language texts), I've run into the issue of needing to change the typographical quotation marks when converting from Markdown to docx or pdf. I am familiar with pandoc-quotes.lua but when using it, it changes the quote marks in the main text, but not in the citations (which come from a json file).

So, I have to use this group of quotation marks: »«›‹, which I have set in a YAML block (quot-marks: »«›‹). (The document language is set to en-GB.)

The result changes the main text quotation marks but not the citations (see screenshot).

Is there a way of getting the quotation marks I want in the citations as well?

(pandoc-version 2.18)

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