Bastien Dumont

Thank you for your answer. I cant find anything about this in the specification. But anyway, I don't want to argue for this or that solution, but to point to...

Sorry, I thought that in `@baz [chap. 1]`, the brackets were intended to enclose the locator, like the curly braces in normal citation mode. I understand now. I excluded the...

It would also be useful to print folios like f. 35v.

I don't think that it is worth opening a new issue, so I add it here: the same problem arise with name variables, especially when citing works written by kings,...

There is no formal documentation about it, only some hints on the Zotero forum. The code starts from [here](https://github.com/zotero/zotero/blob/98a75931b04759dc8ca31a565a8a36a2784bca07/chrome/content/zotero/xpcom/cite.js#L479). Another incompatibility is that `citeproc.js` expects normalized strings for full titles...

I don't think so. Straight quotes are what we type by default: if we make an effort to type curly quotes, that should be because we want them. It may...

Could'nt it be controlled by an attribute on `cs:style`? Something like `normalize-quotation-marks`, with accepted values `all` (default) and `straight`? If it depends on the publisher, it would be more logical...

The behavior described for citeproc-js isn't the same. Citeproc-js modifies the marks only in those items whose CSL `language` field is set to the same locale as the document. This...

I modified both my custom csl style and the locales-fr-FR.xml file bundled with Pandoc, with no success. I also removed the insecable spaces in the item metadata.

> Well there are two sort of users: > > 1. the regular users, those who type out their documents and then use Pandoc > for export. > 2. there...