David Purton
David Purton
The `\nocite` has to be included first because there is a test to make sure abbreviations don't appear multiple times. The first one included is the one that gets put...
`biblatex` allows lots of flexibility in filtering what appears in different bibliographies.
You can put the `volume` in the `bib` file. This works as expected: ```bib @ancienttext{methodius:symp, author = {{Methodius of Olympus}}, title = {Symposium \mkbibparens{Convivium decem virginum}}, shorttitle = {Symp.}, volume...
I haven't put the new version up on github yet. It's not really ready for use. Among other things, there's no `hyperref` support at all.
The problem isn't with the braces, but with the `\S98a`. There's some dodgy tests relating to this to so that no comma is inserted before the §98a `postnote`. I had...
Another possible workaround is to use the `\volcite` variants. Try: `\avolcite{\S98a}{GKC}`.
The buggy code only runs in the case of entries with a `shorthand`. It's *only* an issue with `\S`. Your umlauts are unrelated.
I think you can fix it by adding this to your preamble (after you load `biblatex`): ```TeX \ExplSyntaxOn \DeclareExpandableDocumentCommand \iffirstcharsec { m m m } { \exp_args:Nnf \IfInStringTF { §...
Ah. So it does. I forgot to change the test code away from `\avolcite`.
Does `\textsection` work?