Brenton M. Wiernik

The shortDOI with or without 10/ will resolve, but the actual shortDOI alias must include 10/. I suggest reverting that commit and always rendering with 10/

(APA has variously given a variety of in-text examples over the years. They seem more consistent with 7th edition.) I have pretty strong reservations about locator-only citations. Many citation styles...

Okay, I think adding a LocatorOnly option to CSL makes sense if pandoc is going to support it. @denismaier @bdarcus Two questions: 1. We should probably indicate that LocatorOnly can...

> WDYT? Oh, yeah, that's how we handled authorOnly, suppressAuthor, etc.

> Merge the parts of the citation. This seems most appropriate to me. @jgm Would that be doable do you think?

So if someone has `@jones2004 said an awesome thing [--@jones2004, pp.123]` in order to get “Jones (2004) said an awesome thing (p. 123)” in Chicago (author-date), then switched to Chicago...

Alternatively, this would need to be a thing a user would have to change when changing styles (I remember in our discussion about moving the citation inside or outside punctuation...

Oh I think I misunderstood you. You mean to render it as a regular subsequent citation with locator? So locatorOnly in note styles has no effect? That sounds reasonable.

I think it's a good solution in that it produces an acceptable result reliably. I think it's okay.

Can you clarify why the extra dashes in the second example affects markdown parsing? The p value column should be right-aligned, which the current output is