doi:
is overriding url:
in the html citation
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I'm trying to put together a website where some of the pages will have DOIs minted for them, and would like to include both the url and the doi in the recommended citation. The problem I'm running into is that if a DOI is specified for a page, only the link to doi.org is included in the html citation. I have an example project here: https://github.com/JoFrhwld/doi_url In The bibtex comes out fine:
But the html citation comes out as:
In
I'm not sure where to start digging into to customize or adjust the output of the citation so that both the doi and the url are shown. Any help would be appreciated! |
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The formatted citation at the bottom of the page is driven by the CSL used for the page (e.g. we will use the page CSL to create the formatted citation). ---
title: Test
csl: american-journal-of-health-behavior.csl
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--- On one hand, this is great, because there is a large library of CSL styles available (https://www.zotero.org/styles), but it also may make customizing the appearance of the reference a little more challenging as you either will need to create a CSL style that matches your goal, or find one that you think works. |
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The formatted citation at the bottom of the page is driven by the CSL used for the page (e.g. we will use the page CSL to create the formatted citation).
On one hand, this is great, because there is a large library of CSL styles available (https://www.zotero.org/styles), but it also may make customizing the appearance of the reference a little more challenging as you either will need to create a CSL style that matches your goal, or find one that you think works.