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In biblatex (and fnpct) the feature of moving around punctuation breaks if using color commands over it
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Biblatex by default (autopunct = true) moves punctuations around for superscript citation. However, changing the color of the superscript by textcolor or by color (need extra grouping) breaks this feature.
I noticed this even happens also with fnpct.
As can be seen in the MWE all attempts to have a colored superscript after punctuation failed (lines 2 to 4).
Any idea how to solve this?
documentclass{article}
usepackage{xparse}
usepackage{xcolor}
usepackage[
%autopunct = true, %that is the default setting
autocite = superscript,
hyperref=true
]{biblatex}
addbibresource{biblatex-examples.bib}
NewDocumentCommandtestA{m}{%
begingroupcolor{blue}autocite{#1}endgroup%
}%
NewDocumentCommandtestB{m}{%
color{blue}autocite{#1}%
}%
begin{document}
This is a normal test autocite{loh}. Things after.
This is an inline with color test textcolor{blue}{autocite{loh}}. Things after.
This is a macro test testA{loh}. Things after.
This is a macro test testB{loh}. Things after.
end{document}
biblatex color punctuation fnpct
asked 40 secs ago
ShahryarShahryar
14514
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Biblatex by default (autopunct = true) moves punctuations around for superscript citation. However, changing the color of the superscript by textcolor or by color (need extra grouping) breaks this feature.
I noticed this even happens also with fnpct.
As can be seen in the MWE all attempts to have a colored superscript after punctuation failed (lines 2 to 4).
Any idea how to solve this?
documentclass{article}
usepackage{xparse}
usepackage{xcolor}
usepackage[
%autopunct = true, %that is the default setting
autocite = superscript,
hyperref=true
]{biblatex}
addbibresource{biblatex-examples.bib}
NewDocumentCommandtestA{m}{%
begingroupcolor{blue}autocite{#1}endgroup%
}%
NewDocumentCommandtestB{m}{%
color{blue}autocite{#1}%
}%
begin{document}
This is a normal test autocite{loh}. Things after.
This is an inline with color test textcolor{blue}{autocite{loh}}. Things after.
This is a macro test testA{loh}. Things after.
This is a macro test testB{loh}. Things after.
end{document}
biblatex color punctuation fnpct
asked 40 secs ago
ShahryarShahryar
14514
add a comment |
Biblatex by default (autopunct = true) moves punctuations around for superscript citation. However, changing the color of the superscript by textcolor or by color (need extra grouping) breaks this feature.
I noticed this even happens also with fnpct.
As can be seen in the MWE all attempts to have a colored superscript after punctuation failed (lines 2 to 4).
Any idea how to solve this?
documentclass{article}
usepackage{xparse}
usepackage{xcolor}
usepackage[
%autopunct = true, %that is the default setting
autocite = superscript,
hyperref=true
]{biblatex}
addbibresource{biblatex-examples.bib}
NewDocumentCommandtestA{m}{%
begingroupcolor{blue}autocite{#1}endgroup%
}%
NewDocumentCommandtestB{m}{%
color{blue}autocite{#1}%
}%
begin{document}
This is a normal test autocite{loh}. Things after.
This is an inline with color test textcolor{blue}{autocite{loh}}. Things after.
This is a macro test testA{loh}. Things after.
This is a macro test testB{loh}. Things after.
end{document}
biblatex color punctuation fnpct
asked 40 secs ago
ShahryarShahryar
14514
Biblatex by default (autopunct = true) moves punctuations around for superscript citation. However, changing the color of the superscript by textcolor or by color (need extra grouping) breaks this feature.
I noticed this even happens also with fnpct.
As can be seen in the MWE all attempts to have a colored superscript after punctuation failed (lines 2 to 4).
Any idea how to solve this?
documentclass{article}
usepackage{xparse}
usepackage{xcolor}
usepackage[
%autopunct = true, %that is the default setting
autocite = superscript,
hyperref=true
]{biblatex}
addbibresource{biblatex-examples.bib}
NewDocumentCommandtestA{m}{%
begingroupcolor{blue}autocite{#1}endgroup%
}%
NewDocumentCommandtestB{m}{%
color{blue}autocite{#1}%
}%
begin{document}
This is a normal test autocite{loh}. Things after.
This is an inline with color test textcolor{blue}{autocite{loh}}. Things after.
This is a macro test testA{loh}. Things after.
This is a macro test testB{loh}. Things after.
end{document}
biblatex color punctuation fnpct
biblatex color punctuation fnpct
asked 40 secs ago
ShahryarShahryar
14514
asked 40 secs ago
ShahryarShahryar
14514
asked 40 secs ago
ShahryarShahryar
14514
asked 40 secs ago
ShahryarShahryar
14514
asked 40 secs ago
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14514
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