Thanks Yves, I have to admit I haven't tried creating bibliographies with 100+ entries.
While I'm personally happy to convert bibliographies to static text, I know that my end users won't. This is compounded by the fact that most of our references cite URLs, which produce an ugly HYPERLINK marker which will then need to be deleted for each instance.
I suppose the technical fix that I was hoping for was some way of fixing the width of the first table column in the output to say 1cm, and then letting the other column fill the rest of the available horizontal space.
If that's more difficult than I'd hoped, I'm thinking that I should revise the stylesheet to output via a single column instead of a table, and formatting each line with a hanging indent.
Kind regards,
Andrew
While I'm personally happy to convert bibliographies to static text, I know that my end users won't. This is compounded by the fact that most of our references cite URLs, which produce an ugly HYPERLINK marker which will then need to be deleted for each instance.
I suppose the technical fix that I was hoping for was some way of fixing the width of the first table column in the output to say 1cm, and then letting the other column fill the rest of the available horizontal space.
If that's more difficult than I'd hoped, I'm thinking that I should revise the stylesheet to output via a single column instead of a table, and formatting each line with a hanging indent.
Kind regards,
Andrew