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Explain the problem.
I am using a md->docx->md workflow.
The original md is normalized by calling ./pandoc manuscript.md -F ./pandoc-crossref --citeproc --bibliography=topic.bib --csl=acs.csl --wrap=preserve -t markdown-citations -s -o manuscript_reference.md.
In the normalized md, a in-text citation appears as statement^[11](#ref-author-year-title-key)^.
In the docx->md, the in-text citation appears as statement[^11^](#ref-author-year-title-key).
Could these two superscript style be more consistent, so that when I diff I can see actual revisions more easily : D
Pandoc version?
Latest 3.2.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Explain the problem.
I am using a md->docx->md workflow.
The original md is normalized by calling
./pandoc manuscript.md -F ./pandoc-crossref --citeproc --bibliography=topic.bib --csl=acs.csl --wrap=preserve -t markdown-citations -s -o manuscript_reference.md
.In the normalized md, a in-text citation appears as
statement^[11](#ref-author-year-title-key)^
.In the docx->md, the in-text citation appears as
statement[^11^](#ref-author-year-title-key)
.Could these two superscript style be more consistent, so that when I diff I can see actual revisions more easily : D
Pandoc version?
Latest 3.2.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: