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Is there a way to control the url breaking with biblatex
? I am using ACS Guide and it says:
Note: Different web browsers break the text in different places of a URL. In a printed work, if the URL needs to be broken at the end of a line, the break should be made after a colon or a double slash; before a single slash, a tilde, a period, a comma, a hyphen, an underline, a question mark, a number sign, or a percent symbol; or before or after an equals sign or an ampersand.
I am also using the url
package to typeset the url with the same font as my text. I read the package documentation and I am a bit confused by the macros UrlBreaks
and UrlBigBreaks
, butfrom what I gather these can only be used to allow a break after the listed characters, but not before as some of the requirements of the style guide (and I personally would not like breakings before a period for sure!). Is there a way to do this?
biblatex url
add a comment |
Is there a way to control the url breaking with biblatex
? I am using ACS Guide and it says:
Note: Different web browsers break the text in different places of a URL. In a printed work, if the URL needs to be broken at the end of a line, the break should be made after a colon or a double slash; before a single slash, a tilde, a period, a comma, a hyphen, an underline, a question mark, a number sign, or a percent symbol; or before or after an equals sign or an ampersand.
I am also using the url
package to typeset the url with the same font as my text. I read the package documentation and I am a bit confused by the macros UrlBreaks
and UrlBigBreaks
, butfrom what I gather these can only be used to allow a break after the listed characters, but not before as some of the requirements of the style guide (and I personally would not like breakings before a period for sure!). Is there a way to do this?
biblatex url
Maybe take a look at thexurl
package.
– Bernard
yesterday
@Bernard I just read the documentation and unless it's the wrong file, it just says that it is a package that tells theurl
package to allow a break. I am far from an expert but the style file defines theUrlBreaks
for all the characters, which means it defines breaks after the character, not before.
– ralk912
yesterday
1
The command you are after isUrlSpecials
. You can control breaks before characters with this. I find it's usage a bit complicated though…
– David Purton
yesterday
add a comment |
Is there a way to control the url breaking with biblatex
? I am using ACS Guide and it says:
Note: Different web browsers break the text in different places of a URL. In a printed work, if the URL needs to be broken at the end of a line, the break should be made after a colon or a double slash; before a single slash, a tilde, a period, a comma, a hyphen, an underline, a question mark, a number sign, or a percent symbol; or before or after an equals sign or an ampersand.
I am also using the url
package to typeset the url with the same font as my text. I read the package documentation and I am a bit confused by the macros UrlBreaks
and UrlBigBreaks
, butfrom what I gather these can only be used to allow a break after the listed characters, but not before as some of the requirements of the style guide (and I personally would not like breakings before a period for sure!). Is there a way to do this?
biblatex url
Is there a way to control the url breaking with biblatex
? I am using ACS Guide and it says:
Note: Different web browsers break the text in different places of a URL. In a printed work, if the URL needs to be broken at the end of a line, the break should be made after a colon or a double slash; before a single slash, a tilde, a period, a comma, a hyphen, an underline, a question mark, a number sign, or a percent symbol; or before or after an equals sign or an ampersand.
I am also using the url
package to typeset the url with the same font as my text. I read the package documentation and I am a bit confused by the macros UrlBreaks
and UrlBigBreaks
, butfrom what I gather these can only be used to allow a break after the listed characters, but not before as some of the requirements of the style guide (and I personally would not like breakings before a period for sure!). Is there a way to do this?
biblatex url
biblatex url
asked yesterday
ralk912ralk912
20119
20119
Maybe take a look at thexurl
package.
– Bernard
yesterday
@Bernard I just read the documentation and unless it's the wrong file, it just says that it is a package that tells theurl
package to allow a break. I am far from an expert but the style file defines theUrlBreaks
for all the characters, which means it defines breaks after the character, not before.
– ralk912
yesterday
1
The command you are after isUrlSpecials
. You can control breaks before characters with this. I find it's usage a bit complicated though…
– David Purton
yesterday
add a comment |
Maybe take a look at thexurl
package.
– Bernard
yesterday
@Bernard I just read the documentation and unless it's the wrong file, it just says that it is a package that tells theurl
package to allow a break. I am far from an expert but the style file defines theUrlBreaks
for all the characters, which means it defines breaks after the character, not before.
– ralk912
yesterday
1
The command you are after isUrlSpecials
. You can control breaks before characters with this. I find it's usage a bit complicated though…
– David Purton
yesterday
Maybe take a look at the
xurl
package.– Bernard
yesterday
Maybe take a look at the
xurl
package.– Bernard
yesterday
@Bernard I just read the documentation and unless it's the wrong file, it just says that it is a package that tells the
url
package to allow a break. I am far from an expert but the style file defines the UrlBreaks
for all the characters, which means it defines breaks after the character, not before.– ralk912
yesterday
@Bernard I just read the documentation and unless it's the wrong file, it just says that it is a package that tells the
url
package to allow a break. I am far from an expert but the style file defines the UrlBreaks
for all the characters, which means it defines breaks after the character, not before.– ralk912
yesterday
1
1
The command you are after is
UrlSpecials
. You can control breaks before characters with this. I find it's usage a bit complicated though…– David Purton
yesterday
The command you are after is
UrlSpecials
. You can control breaks before characters with this. I find it's usage a bit complicated though…– David Purton
yesterday
add a comment |
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I think this should do what you want. It defines a new style urlstyle{acs}
which redefines UrlBreaks
and UrlSpecials
according to your rules.
There's one minor issue. It will prefer to break between :
and //
rather than between the //
, but if you have //
somewhere else, there is potential to break between. I tried to fix this, but couldn't make it work. I don't think this will occur in a real example though.
MWE
documentclass{article}
usepackage{url}
makeatletter
defurl@acsstyle{%
defUrlBreaks{do/}%
defUrlSpecials{%
do~{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`~}%
do.{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`.}%
do,{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`,}%
do-{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`-}%
do_{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`_}%
do?{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`?}%
do#{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar"23}%
do%{Url@percent}%
do={penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`=penaltyUrlBreakPenalty}%
do&{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`&penaltyUrlBreakPenalty}%
do {Url@space}do^^M{Url@space}%
Url@force@Tilde}%
}
makeatother
raggedright
begin{document}
hsize 5cm
section*{Default Style}
url{https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/477945/control-url-breaking}
section*{ACS Style}
urlstyle{acs}
url{https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/477945/control-url-breaking}
end{document}
This definitely works in text. Any clue how to getbibtex
to recognize these, though?
– ralk912
12 hours ago
1
@ralk912 just put the code and the call tourlstyle
into your preamble after you loadbiblatex
and it should just work.
– David Purton
8 hours ago
add a comment |
You'll need three different packages, so include this in your code:
usepackage{url}
usepackage{breakurl}
usepackage[breaklinks]{hyperref}
Now, you'll just need to add defUrlBreaks{do/do-}
if you want to be able to break it after a /
or a -
.
For example, if the entry was this:
@misc{GartnerNFC,
author = "Clark, Sarah",
howpublished = "nfcworld.com",
month = aug,
note = "Cited July 3rd 2012",
title = "{Gartner’s Hype Cycle places NFC at ‘Peak of Inflated Expectations’}",
url = "http://www.nfcworld.com/2011/08/11/39008/gartner-hype-cycle-places-nfc-at-peak-of-inflated-expectations",
year = "2011"
}
It will look like this:
For other options, look into the url
package documentation.
New contributor
3
Maybe my question is not clear enough. I get how to indicate breaks after a character, but the style guide also indicates allowed breaks before a character, which unless I'm missing something, this won't do.
– ralk912
yesterday
add a comment |
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I think this should do what you want. It defines a new style urlstyle{acs}
which redefines UrlBreaks
and UrlSpecials
according to your rules.
There's one minor issue. It will prefer to break between :
and //
rather than between the //
, but if you have //
somewhere else, there is potential to break between. I tried to fix this, but couldn't make it work. I don't think this will occur in a real example though.
MWE
documentclass{article}
usepackage{url}
makeatletter
defurl@acsstyle{%
defUrlBreaks{do/}%
defUrlSpecials{%
do~{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`~}%
do.{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`.}%
do,{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`,}%
do-{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`-}%
do_{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`_}%
do?{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`?}%
do#{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar"23}%
do%{Url@percent}%
do={penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`=penaltyUrlBreakPenalty}%
do&{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`&penaltyUrlBreakPenalty}%
do {Url@space}do^^M{Url@space}%
Url@force@Tilde}%
}
makeatother
raggedright
begin{document}
hsize 5cm
section*{Default Style}
url{https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/477945/control-url-breaking}
section*{ACS Style}
urlstyle{acs}
url{https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/477945/control-url-breaking}
end{document}
This definitely works in text. Any clue how to getbibtex
to recognize these, though?
– ralk912
12 hours ago
1
@ralk912 just put the code and the call tourlstyle
into your preamble after you loadbiblatex
and it should just work.
– David Purton
8 hours ago
add a comment |
I think this should do what you want. It defines a new style urlstyle{acs}
which redefines UrlBreaks
and UrlSpecials
according to your rules.
There's one minor issue. It will prefer to break between :
and //
rather than between the //
, but if you have //
somewhere else, there is potential to break between. I tried to fix this, but couldn't make it work. I don't think this will occur in a real example though.
MWE
documentclass{article}
usepackage{url}
makeatletter
defurl@acsstyle{%
defUrlBreaks{do/}%
defUrlSpecials{%
do~{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`~}%
do.{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`.}%
do,{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`,}%
do-{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`-}%
do_{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`_}%
do?{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`?}%
do#{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar"23}%
do%{Url@percent}%
do={penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`=penaltyUrlBreakPenalty}%
do&{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`&penaltyUrlBreakPenalty}%
do {Url@space}do^^M{Url@space}%
Url@force@Tilde}%
}
makeatother
raggedright
begin{document}
hsize 5cm
section*{Default Style}
url{https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/477945/control-url-breaking}
section*{ACS Style}
urlstyle{acs}
url{https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/477945/control-url-breaking}
end{document}
This definitely works in text. Any clue how to getbibtex
to recognize these, though?
– ralk912
12 hours ago
1
@ralk912 just put the code and the call tourlstyle
into your preamble after you loadbiblatex
and it should just work.
– David Purton
8 hours ago
add a comment |
I think this should do what you want. It defines a new style urlstyle{acs}
which redefines UrlBreaks
and UrlSpecials
according to your rules.
There's one minor issue. It will prefer to break between :
and //
rather than between the //
, but if you have //
somewhere else, there is potential to break between. I tried to fix this, but couldn't make it work. I don't think this will occur in a real example though.
MWE
documentclass{article}
usepackage{url}
makeatletter
defurl@acsstyle{%
defUrlBreaks{do/}%
defUrlSpecials{%
do~{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`~}%
do.{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`.}%
do,{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`,}%
do-{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`-}%
do_{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`_}%
do?{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`?}%
do#{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar"23}%
do%{Url@percent}%
do={penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`=penaltyUrlBreakPenalty}%
do&{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`&penaltyUrlBreakPenalty}%
do {Url@space}do^^M{Url@space}%
Url@force@Tilde}%
}
makeatother
raggedright
begin{document}
hsize 5cm
section*{Default Style}
url{https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/477945/control-url-breaking}
section*{ACS Style}
urlstyle{acs}
url{https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/477945/control-url-breaking}
end{document}
I think this should do what you want. It defines a new style urlstyle{acs}
which redefines UrlBreaks
and UrlSpecials
according to your rules.
There's one minor issue. It will prefer to break between :
and //
rather than between the //
, but if you have //
somewhere else, there is potential to break between. I tried to fix this, but couldn't make it work. I don't think this will occur in a real example though.
MWE
documentclass{article}
usepackage{url}
makeatletter
defurl@acsstyle{%
defUrlBreaks{do/}%
defUrlSpecials{%
do~{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`~}%
do.{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`.}%
do,{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`,}%
do-{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`-}%
do_{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`_}%
do?{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`?}%
do#{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar"23}%
do%{Url@percent}%
do={penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`=penaltyUrlBreakPenalty}%
do&{penaltyUrlBreakPenaltymathchar`&penaltyUrlBreakPenalty}%
do {Url@space}do^^M{Url@space}%
Url@force@Tilde}%
}
makeatother
raggedright
begin{document}
hsize 5cm
section*{Default Style}
url{https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/477945/control-url-breaking}
section*{ACS Style}
urlstyle{acs}
url{https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/477945/control-url-breaking}
end{document}
answered 23 hours ago
David PurtonDavid Purton
10.3k2938
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This definitely works in text. Any clue how to getbibtex
to recognize these, though?
– ralk912
12 hours ago
1
@ralk912 just put the code and the call tourlstyle
into your preamble after you loadbiblatex
and it should just work.
– David Purton
8 hours ago
add a comment |
This definitely works in text. Any clue how to getbibtex
to recognize these, though?
– ralk912
12 hours ago
1
@ralk912 just put the code and the call tourlstyle
into your preamble after you loadbiblatex
and it should just work.
– David Purton
8 hours ago
This definitely works in text. Any clue how to get
bibtex
to recognize these, though?– ralk912
12 hours ago
This definitely works in text. Any clue how to get
bibtex
to recognize these, though?– ralk912
12 hours ago
1
1
@ralk912 just put the code and the call to
urlstyle
into your preamble after you load biblatex
and it should just work.– David Purton
8 hours ago
@ralk912 just put the code and the call to
urlstyle
into your preamble after you load biblatex
and it should just work.– David Purton
8 hours ago
add a comment |
You'll need three different packages, so include this in your code:
usepackage{url}
usepackage{breakurl}
usepackage[breaklinks]{hyperref}
Now, you'll just need to add defUrlBreaks{do/do-}
if you want to be able to break it after a /
or a -
.
For example, if the entry was this:
@misc{GartnerNFC,
author = "Clark, Sarah",
howpublished = "nfcworld.com",
month = aug,
note = "Cited July 3rd 2012",
title = "{Gartner’s Hype Cycle places NFC at ‘Peak of Inflated Expectations’}",
url = "http://www.nfcworld.com/2011/08/11/39008/gartner-hype-cycle-places-nfc-at-peak-of-inflated-expectations",
year = "2011"
}
It will look like this:
For other options, look into the url
package documentation.
New contributor
3
Maybe my question is not clear enough. I get how to indicate breaks after a character, but the style guide also indicates allowed breaks before a character, which unless I'm missing something, this won't do.
– ralk912
yesterday
add a comment |
You'll need three different packages, so include this in your code:
usepackage{url}
usepackage{breakurl}
usepackage[breaklinks]{hyperref}
Now, you'll just need to add defUrlBreaks{do/do-}
if you want to be able to break it after a /
or a -
.
For example, if the entry was this:
@misc{GartnerNFC,
author = "Clark, Sarah",
howpublished = "nfcworld.com",
month = aug,
note = "Cited July 3rd 2012",
title = "{Gartner’s Hype Cycle places NFC at ‘Peak of Inflated Expectations’}",
url = "http://www.nfcworld.com/2011/08/11/39008/gartner-hype-cycle-places-nfc-at-peak-of-inflated-expectations",
year = "2011"
}
It will look like this:
For other options, look into the url
package documentation.
New contributor
3
Maybe my question is not clear enough. I get how to indicate breaks after a character, but the style guide also indicates allowed breaks before a character, which unless I'm missing something, this won't do.
– ralk912
yesterday
add a comment |
You'll need three different packages, so include this in your code:
usepackage{url}
usepackage{breakurl}
usepackage[breaklinks]{hyperref}
Now, you'll just need to add defUrlBreaks{do/do-}
if you want to be able to break it after a /
or a -
.
For example, if the entry was this:
@misc{GartnerNFC,
author = "Clark, Sarah",
howpublished = "nfcworld.com",
month = aug,
note = "Cited July 3rd 2012",
title = "{Gartner’s Hype Cycle places NFC at ‘Peak of Inflated Expectations’}",
url = "http://www.nfcworld.com/2011/08/11/39008/gartner-hype-cycle-places-nfc-at-peak-of-inflated-expectations",
year = "2011"
}
It will look like this:
For other options, look into the url
package documentation.
New contributor
You'll need three different packages, so include this in your code:
usepackage{url}
usepackage{breakurl}
usepackage[breaklinks]{hyperref}
Now, you'll just need to add defUrlBreaks{do/do-}
if you want to be able to break it after a /
or a -
.
For example, if the entry was this:
@misc{GartnerNFC,
author = "Clark, Sarah",
howpublished = "nfcworld.com",
month = aug,
note = "Cited July 3rd 2012",
title = "{Gartner’s Hype Cycle places NFC at ‘Peak of Inflated Expectations’}",
url = "http://www.nfcworld.com/2011/08/11/39008/gartner-hype-cycle-places-nfc-at-peak-of-inflated-expectations",
year = "2011"
}
It will look like this:
For other options, look into the url
package documentation.
New contributor
New contributor
answered yesterday
Vinccool96Vinccool96
558
558
New contributor
New contributor
3
Maybe my question is not clear enough. I get how to indicate breaks after a character, but the style guide also indicates allowed breaks before a character, which unless I'm missing something, this won't do.
– ralk912
yesterday
add a comment |
3
Maybe my question is not clear enough. I get how to indicate breaks after a character, but the style guide also indicates allowed breaks before a character, which unless I'm missing something, this won't do.
– ralk912
yesterday
3
3
Maybe my question is not clear enough. I get how to indicate breaks after a character, but the style guide also indicates allowed breaks before a character, which unless I'm missing something, this won't do.
– ralk912
yesterday
Maybe my question is not clear enough. I get how to indicate breaks after a character, but the style guide also indicates allowed breaks before a character, which unless I'm missing something, this won't do.
– ralk912
yesterday
add a comment |
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Maybe take a look at the
xurl
package.– Bernard
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@Bernard I just read the documentation and unless it's the wrong file, it just says that it is a package that tells the
url
package to allow a break. I am far from an expert but the style file defines theUrlBreaks
for all the characters, which means it defines breaks after the character, not before.– ralk912
yesterday
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The command you are after is
UrlSpecials
. You can control breaks before characters with this. I find it's usage a bit complicated though…– David Purton
yesterday